A one stop resource of use cases and essential articles to help you make informed decisions about your business and investments.
An rApp is a software application that helps optimize network traffic. It’s part of the Open RAN architecture.
A one stop resource of use cases and essential articles to help you make informed decisions about your business and investments.
An rApp is a software application that helps optimize network traffic. It’s part of the Open RAN architecture.
It is a good question, and maybe the only question for mobile operators going into the Industry 4.0 space. Camille Mendler, a chief analyst at Omdia, asked it of Google …
Speaking yesterday (November 15) with Enterprise IoT Insights about a new deal to supply BLE-based trackers to France-based aerospace manufacturer Safran Aircraft Engines, Orange Business Services portrayed itself as the …
Speaking last week on a webinar session with analyst house Omdia – following the release of its new industrial edge portfolio at Google Next 2021 last month, and ahead of …
Telco cloud operations require separate strategies for Virtual Network Functions (VNFs) and Cloud Native Functions (CNFs).
From IoT for internal efficiency to external productivity A new report by analyst house Transforma Insights for IT hardware and services provider Oracle says enterprise internet of things adoption has …
MEC, AI, ML and IoT all have a part to play in 5G manufacturing 5G is a powerful technology but the notion of 5G manufacturing—using 5G to drive digital transformation …
AE Aerospace uses 5G manufacturing processes to optimize workflow and monetize excess production capacity So the logic goes, enterprise buyers aren’t investing in technologies like 5G without a strong business …
DevOps is a practical methodology for making software that is sometimes positioned as a cultural mindset for organizations.
Docker and Kubernetes serve complementary functions to manage software containers used in cloud computing – for creation and orchestration.
A RAN Intelligent Controller is cloud software responsible for controlling and optimizing baseband communication functions on the RAN.
‘Telco Cloud’ describes a cloud computing environment optimized for the workloads and demands of telecom operators
Mobile Edge Computing or Multi-Access Edge Computing moves compute out of the data center and closer to the user.
This article is continued from a previous entry, covering key NB-IoT challenges 1-5 (available here) and key NB-IoT challenges 6-10 (available here). All of these articles are taken from a …
This article is continued from a previous entry, covering key NB-IoT challenges 1-5 – which is available here. Both articles are taken from a new report, entitled NB-IoT – what …
Note, this article is taken from a new report, entitled NB-IoT – what has gone wrong, and when will it go right? The full report is available here. A webinar …
To further explore the intersection of 5G and manufacturing, register for the 5G Manufacturing Forum. Global manufactuers are starting to adopt 5G to improve manufacturing processes. 5G technology offers manufacturers …
This article is continued from a previous entry, covering key NB-IoT deployments 1-5, which is available here. Both are taken from a new report, entitled NB-IoT – what has gone …
Note, this article is taken from a new report, entitled NB-IoT – what has gone wrong, and when will it go right? The full report is available here. A webinar …
A Virtual Network Function replaces network hardware with software which can be changed and scaled to meet burgeoning 5G demands.
vRAN and Open RAN help operators improve flexibility, reduce costs and meet growing demand by disaggregating Radio Access Network functions.
“Public cloud” is cloud computing delivered via the Internet; “private cloud” is cloud computing for a single client.
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are hyperscaler apex predators, and offer both an existential threat and business opportunity for carriers.
Singtel said that the emergence of 5G will make robot use in manufacturing faster and more efficient without the heft or limitation of cables
Massive IoT? What a joke. Except no one in the business of massive IoT is laughing, because no one has given up on it. And because everyone is too busy …