The Telecoms.com Podcast: Ericsson, BT and Nothing
The Telecoms.com Podcast · Ericsson, BT and Nothing
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Read moreAmazon Web Services (AWS) has launched a cloud-based wide-area networking (WAN) service that leverages its vast scale to help maintain enterprise networks. Aptly-called AWS Cloud WAN, it brings together Amazon’s…
Read moreGerman operator group Deutsche Telekom seems to have decided the future is Google after handing over its network transformation to the US hyperscaler. Google was already doing a fair bit…
Read moreAmerican Tower has agreed a multi-billion-dollar deal for a sizeable chunk of its nascent data centre business in the US, bringing in investment firm Stonepeak to help finance future growth.…
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Read moreAccording to Telecoms.com’s latest survey report, 5G’s most significant capability three years from now will be URLLC, underpinned by standalone. Among a number of key findings, the survey explored the…
Read moreThe partnership between Google and Vodafone has borne substantial fruit in AI Booster – an artificial intelligence platform plugged into Vodafone’s network which can handle thousands of AI models a…
Read moreThe Competition and Markets authority in the UK is having a look at the proposed purchase of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft, which at $68.7 billion would be the biggest deal…
Read moreTelcos must adapt to avoid being squeezed out of the burgeoning network-as-a-service (NaaS) market, claims a new report. According to ABI Research, the NaaS market is primed for growth. It…
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