Glenn Lurie, CEO of Synchronoss, will host a business update call next week, but we already caught up with him to find out what’s going on at this most intriguing of companies.
At MWC 2018 we caught up with Ericsson EVP and head of its networks business Fredrik Jejdling to get a general update on the state of play there.
Talking with Red Hat and Netscout at MWC 2018 reveals that NFV seems to be finally getting there, and not a moment too soon.
And we’re certainly not talking about one with a smart lock. Artificial intelligence could prove to be a game changer for those who nail it, don’t believe the hype just yet; AI is not intelligent.
At the end of MWC 2018 there were a series of talks and panel discussions under the banner of Women4Tech, which showed the way forward for the tricky discussion about how to increase the proportion of women working in tech.
The smartphone is central to our lives, but it doesn’t seem like we are being bought by the latest fads as easily anymore.
The imminence of 5G seems to have concentrated the minds of many Mobile World Congress attendees and about time too.
It isn’t unusual for commentators to pass snide comments about regulators in the technology world, and unfortunately we are not going to reverse this trend here.
Zero-touch has been lauded as nirvana for the telcos, but some might longingly look at the promise as unrealistic. That shouldn’t be the case according to Juniper CTO Bikash Koley.
Our lives are dominated by a tiny digital interface, but biometrics could offer future generations a more natural way to interact with the digital world.
We’ve been stalking the halls of the Fira, chatting over coffee and attending press conferences for the last two days and the only thing which is missing is an announcement with any substance.
Conversations at MWC 2018 with a couple of telecoms vendors reveal a more pragmatic, bespoke approach to doing business.
Artificial intelligence promises to be one of the key drivers for the next industrial revolution but until telcos become a bit more liberal with their data the benefits will never be felt.
Mobile World Congress can feel like a geeky take on Groundhog Day – different year, same 5G hyperbole – but we need to get better at interacting with normal people.
A simple message from Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm as the Swedes kick-off this year’s mobile extravaganza; if you are slow, you won’t make money.
At its traditional MWC press event Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri served up a broad snapshot of his company’s activities designed to throw down the gauntlet to its competitors.
Ericsson has gone for IoT, Nokia is gunning for smart cities and now Huawei has unveiled its script for Mobile World Congress; cloud.
With MWC 2018 looming, Ericsson’s last roll of the dice is to unveil its IoT Accelerator Marketplace, which is designed to provide access to IoT apps.
We spoke to Ericsson CTO Erik Ekudden to get a sense of the kit vendor’s technology and product priorities ahead of Mobile World Congress 2018.
