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By Phil Harvey, US Bureau Chief, 6/14/2019
Bill Walker, a senior-level executive working on the carrier's cloud, NFV and SDN efforts, has left. No word yet on his next move.
By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/14/2019
The Chinese equipment vendor is redesigning optical systems to use 'second-best' components, says analyst at MKM Partners.
By Phil Harvey, US Bureau Chief, 6/14/2019
The way to defend against DDoS and other attacks is changing, says Nokia's Craig Labovitz. That's because the Internet is getting bigger and smaller at the same time.
By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/14/2019
Apple has leverage in its mobile-facing deals with Comcast and Charter, requiring both to sell large numbers of other Apple devices, including iPads and Apple TVs, CNBC reported.
By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/14/2019
Comments by the Australian operator show the edge is now shaping up to be the next battleground between telcos and Internet companies.
By Eryn Leavens, Special Features & Copy Editor, 6/14/2019
This week in our WiC roundup: Girls in Tech makes biggest fundraising effort yet; Microsoft takes its Women in Cloud initiative on the road; women in developing countries pay the price for tech; and more.
By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 6/14/2019
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Broadcom fallout hits European chipmakers; O2 embraces the Apple Watch; Ericsson upgrades in Indonesia.
By Jim Hodges, Chief Analyst – Cloud and Security, Heavy Reading, 6/14/2019
NaaS growth stems from the belief that by leveraging the programmability of the cloud, CSPs can create customizable VNF-based services for anybody who requires a full scope of services and does not want to deploy their own infrastructure.
By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 6/14/2019
At 5G World, Heavy Reading senior analyst Steve Bell discusses one of the hottest topics in the 4G and 5G markets – private networks.
By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/13/2019
VMware and Avi share multiple customers and they don't expect the combo and subsequent integration to cause much disruption as VMware aims to bring a public cloud experience to the data center.
By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 6/13/2019
Helium launches its P2P IoT hotspot, grabs another $15M in funding, aims to start a non-telco, low-bandwidth network in the US and beyond.
By Mike Dano, Editorial Director, 5G & Mobile Strategies, 6/13/2019
Quantum computing presents as many challenges as it does opportunities. Cisco is working on a solution that could address some of the challenges presented when quantum computing affects network security.
By Phil Harvey, US Bureau Chief, 6/14/2019
Bill Walker, a senior-level executive working on the carrier's cloud, NFV and SDN efforts, has left. No word yet on his next move.
By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/14/2019
The Chinese equipment vendor is redesigning optical systems to use 'second-best' components, says analyst at MKM Partners.
By Phil Harvey, US Bureau Chief, 6/14/2019
The way to defend against DDoS and other attacks is changing, says Nokia's Craig Labovitz. That's because the Internet is getting bigger and smaller at the same time.
By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/14/2019
Apple has leverage in its mobile-facing deals with Comcast and Charter, requiring both to sell large numbers of other Apple devices, including iPads and Apple TVs, CNBC reported.
By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/14/2019
Comments by the Australian operator show the edge is now shaping up to be the next battleground between telcos and Internet companies.
By Eryn Leavens, Special Features & Copy Editor, 6/14/2019
This week in our WiC roundup: Girls in Tech makes biggest fundraising effort yet; Microsoft takes its Women in Cloud initiative on the road; women in developing countries pay the price for tech; and more.
By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 6/14/2019
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Broadcom fallout hits European chipmakers; O2 embraces the Apple Watch; Ericsson upgrades in Indonesia.
By Jim Hodges, Chief Analyst – Cloud and Security, Heavy Reading, 6/14/2019
NaaS growth stems from the belief that by leveraging the programmability of the cloud, CSPs can create customizable VNF-based services for anybody who requires a full scope of services and does not want to deploy their own infrastructure.
By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 6/14/2019
At 5G World, Heavy Reading senior analyst Steve Bell discusses one of the hottest topics in the 4G and 5G markets – private networks.
By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/13/2019
VMware and Avi share multiple customers and they don't expect the combo and subsequent integration to cause much disruption as VMware aims to bring a public cloud experience to the data center.
By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 6/13/2019
Helium launches its P2P IoT hotspot, grabs another $15M in funding, aims to start a non-telco, low-bandwidth network in the US and beyond.
By Mike Dano, Editorial Director, 5G & Mobile Strategies, 6/13/2019
Quantum computing presents as many challenges as it does opportunities. Cisco is working on a solution that could address some of the challenges presented when quantum computing affects network security.
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By Simon Stanley, 1/2/2019
Developing an open architecture for domain-specific accelerators could empower service providers to accelerate edge computing and related applications.
An SD-WAN Overview: Issues and Prospects
February 2019
An SD-WAN Overview: Issues and Prospects provides an overview and reviews significant issues in relation to the emergence of SD-WAN. It looks at the meaning of SD-WAN, its major drivers and benefits, and the structure of the market and its participants – especially between software and hardware vendors and service providers (SPs).
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