EE dips a toe into domestic security
UK operator EE is launching a smart home security product alongside Verisure, and a cyber security offering in partnership with Norton.
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Big tech stocks hit as Microsoft warns of cloud slowdown
Microsoft and Alphabet (Google) both took a share price hit as the former warned it expects growth from its Azure cloud division to decline next quarter.
Starlink launches internet service for vehicles on the go
Space X’s satellite internet service Starlink is now taking orders for a new product which provides ‘high-speed, low latency’ connectivity to moving vehicles in remote locations.
The relationship between hyperscalers and telcos
At the Network X 2022 trade show we spoke to Omdia Analyst Evan Kirchheimer about the increasingly intimate relationship between telecoms companies and public cloud giants commonly referred to as hyperscalers. We explored how this is affecting telco business models and whether it will enable their long-promised digital transformation.
How meshed clouds unlock the potential of life at the edge
To unlock the full potential of life at the edge, we need to think beyond traditional centralized network architectures.
The Telecoms.com Podcast: Network X 2022 special
This special edition of the pod it brought to you from the Network X telecoms show in Amsterdam. Scott and Iain are first joined by Ronan De Renesse of analyst firm Omdia. They review some of the chat at the show concerning IoT, 5G and 6G, as well as a number of ad hoc tangents. Ronan then makes way for Telecoms.com’s Andrew Wooden, who talks us through the main keynote speeches and discussions from the event, focusing mainly on managing change and security.
BICS aims to bring carrier-grade security and reliability to the CPaaS market
Belgian carrier BICS is drawing heavily on its legacy in hopes of gaining a competitive advantage for its new communications platform as a service (CPaaS).
Verizon identifies tech perception gaps between managers and staff
US telco Verizon has highlighted that the higher a person climbs up the corporate ladder, the harder it is for them to see what’s happening down at the bottom.
BT wants to give fruit-picking robots the edge
UK telco BT is among a group of companies that are paving the way for robots down on the farm.
Telcos navigate an industry in flux at Network X 2022
Initial themes at the Network X 2022 trade show included how the industry is changing to incorporate new players and business models, and how telcos can thrive rather than crumble in the face of that change.
Setting the scene for Network X 2022
Ahead of the event, Omdia analysts share their predictions regarding the key themes and how they are expected to develop over the next year.
Netflix launches an even cheaper ad-supported option
Streaming stalwart Netflix will introduce the ‘Basic with Ads’ plan in November, which will be cheaper than the core product and subsidised with ads.
Samsung and Google make their smart home gizmos even more interoperable
Consumer electronic giant Samsung and big tech leviathan Google are nailing down some of the promises made through Matter, the IoT connectivity standard backed by tech’s heavy hitters.
The connected car market is edging towards a mass-media tipping point
Apple, Google and Amazon will soon be among the media giants livening up dull car journeys with in-car entertainment services.
Comviva to offer BlueMarble Compact BSS on Cloud with Microsoft Azure Integration
BlueMarble will bring CSPs to the forefront of platform economy – building services for a larger ecosystem faster and efficiently, making them available to enterprise customers as cloud applications and generate additional revenues for CSPs.
Telcos need an unprecedented level of automation to stay relevant
The number one reason telcos are motivated to adopt AI, ML and automation is to gracefully manage an ageing workforce, and that to stay relevant they’ll need more of it.
Do telcos have the right business model for the 5G era?
In part one of this Telecoms.com interview with HPE, we talk to VP and General Manager, Communications Technology Group Tom Craig (pictured) about the current state of 5G, Open RAN, and how operators can evolve and grow into new business frontiers.
Monetizing the new and vibrant connected home with USP
USP is a standardized protocol for managing, monitoring, upgrading, and controlling connected devices.
T-Mobile US introduces off the shelf 5G solutions for industry niches
US operator T-Mobile has launched a suite of ‘ready-to-deploy’ solutions for smart cities and businesses operating in the retail, manufacturing, and logistics sectors.
Amazon launches a swarm of smart home devices
Amazon – who at this point has its fingers in so many different pies its hard to know what to call it other than ‘tech giant’ – has unveiled a raft of new smart devices as it continues its drive for smart home supremacy.
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