The future of broadband service delivery
Service providers are keen to welcome the benefits of cloudification to their networks, and utilise co-existence and a migration plan from their existing network investments.
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Ode to the AltNets
The challenge for AltNets is that many of their business models were based upon the assumption that if an AltNet was there, an incumbent would not overbuild them.
Achieving the optimal mobile network synchronization
With 5G, the mobile network requires more accurate synchronization to deliver new levels of spectral efficiency and aggregated bandwidth.
How CSPs can navigate the coming surge of 5G security regulations in 2023
Security threats evolve and adapt, but regulations and policies play a big role in 5G security worldwide and have the power to influence the standards put in place.
Telecoms is no longer just about connectivity – it’s about productivity
Connectivity is not just about linking people and places, it is about supporting productivity, and driving success.
The telecoms industry is facing a data crossroads
Telecoms companies that seek to unlock, share and collaborate with their most unique asset – their data; adopting a data-first approach will collaborate with their eco-systems more strategically and monetise new business streams.
Three reasons to be excited about quantum computers now
Quantum makes possible applications that simply aren’t practical with traditional technology, and dramatically accelerates many that are.
How will the growth of cloud gaming impact telecom providers?
The wider adoption of Cloud gaming will require reliable, scalable, and high-performance mobile networks to avoid lag and congestion issues.
Overcoming the challenges telcos face on their journey to containerized network functions
The benefits of cloud-native are driving telcos to implement network functions as containerized workloads.
OpenRAN’s latest chapter: moving into the big city
OpenRAN is critical to the way we operate to ensure we can innovate as a scale we would not be able to otherwise.
The carbon footprint of watching Netflix
In this article, we are going to analyze what happens when we watch movies and TV shows on the popular platform.
Why telcos should challenge perceptions around who they want to attract
Why, when over half of young people say they are attracted to a career that requires advanced digital skills, is our industry still failing to attract a diverse workforce?
To drive profitability, telcos need a firmer grip on their value levers
Failing to balance risk and reward, to ensure the right long-term decisions are made, and to understand the impact of these decisions over time, could have very costly consequences.
Perfection, excellence, and the cost of bridging them in the telecoms industry
With a little care, and with suitable intermediaries who can bring together all stakeholders and help them reach a position that works for them, we can deliver extreme reliability at marginal cost.
There can be no let-up in the race to transform the UK’s digital infrastructure
After decades of under-investment, shoddy customer service, and lack of competition, the recent acceleration in full fibre infrastructure investment by alternative networks (Altnets) has given the UK telecoms & connectivity market a welcome shake
The future of customer experience with 5G
Given the complexity of 5G, CSPs need to look at different pieces of the customer experience holistically before they implement the technology.
Is 2022 the year of private networks?
The new era of 5G not only ushers in an era of private networks, but also an era of cross-industry partnerships and coordination.
Can the Circular Economy help solve the supply chain crisis?
To overcome supply chain issues, the industry needs to consider alternative options. Some operators are exploring product redesign to avoid using equipment they can’t get hold of, whereas others are turning to the circular economy.
Why Gigabit Britain needs WiFi 6
In order to deliver better in-home connectivity and realise the potential of FTTH, ISPs are looking to provide routers offering WiFi 6 connectivity to consumers.
The traditional ways of building RAN will no longer benefit MNOs
Open RAN is a new approach to building mobile networks that are needed to connect our mobile and other devices to the internet.
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