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Cisco: Cloud gaming is a ‘killer use case’ for 5G

2021 will see a 57% compound annual growth rate for gaming traffic on the Internet, according to Cisco report From Cisco’s point of view, developing cloud gaming is about the 5G network architecture, Cisco’s Lead Global Systems Architect 5G Ron Malenfant told RCR Wireless News....

Verizon, Snapchat to develop 5G AR ads and experiences

The new 5G AR features and experiences will be developed at Verizon’s 5G Labs Verizon and Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, are now working together on 5G AR features and marketing. According to Snap Chief Strategy Officer Jared Grusd, 5G is “fueling the future of...

Texas Wireless Summit highlights augmented and spatial computing

Spatial computing enables the blending of digital and physical environment Last week, the 17th Texas Wireless Summit (TWS) was held at the University of Texas Austin’s Engineering Education and Research Center, highlighting the advances and opportunities at the intersection of human-centered computing, sensing and connectivity. As...

The emergence of hybrid edge cloud computing (Reader Forum)

The growth of connected devices is seeing a fundamental change in how people and enterprises engage with each other in the digital world. But for this to be truly effective, these devices cannot solely rely on existing cloud infrastructure that was built to support...

China Tower, Xunlei collaborate on edge computing

Edge computing is expected to transform the telecom industry Xunlei, the Chinese shared cloud computing and blockchain technology company, will be working with China Tower to jointly develop an edge computing project in Shaanxi province to deploy computing nodes at 10,000 cellular tower stations. In addition...

China’s rapid rollout of 5G heightens cloud gaming competition

Chinese 5G cloud gaming is particularly tied to the mobile industry As part of the ongoing race towards 5G, China’s three state-owned wireless carriers – China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom – debuted 5G mobile services last week in what is being called the largest 5G...

Bundling and marketing the slice: Bringing 5G to industry verticals

When it comes to network slicing, the slice itself is only the pipe -- it's the applications, and bundling it all neatly into an as-a-service model for enterprise that offers the real opportunity for communications service providers to serve business and industrial sectors in...

Texas Wireless Summit’s ‘in vogue’ theme explores human-centered computing

The Texas Wireless Summit theme is a “natural extension” from last year’s theme, which looked at AI and the mobile device The 17th Texas Wireless Summit (TWS) will take place November 12, 2019 at UT Austin’s Engineering Education and Research Center. The summit, boasting the...

Exploring a new era of hybrid cloud networks (Reader Forum)

Consider this scenario. An enterprise wants to expand its business by adding five more international offices. Cloud computing makes it possible to add multiple users to its SaaS subscription in just a few minutes. But the company also needs to consider other aspects that...

Altiostar: ‘The status quo cannot deliver on the premise of 5G’

Combo of open RAN, edge compute central to 5G service delivery LOS ANGELES--Today 5G is quite possibly the hottest topic in Los Angeles County, which would place it high in the running for hottest topic worldwide. But sometimes there's a topic, sometimes, there's a technology....

Verizon eyes enterprise applications of 5G, edge and XR

Pooling GPU compute at the edge translates 5G latency gains into user experience Edge compute is seen as a key piece of delivering monetizable, enterprise-facing 5G services. But what kind of compute in service of which applications has been an open question as carriers are...

What do edge developers want from telcos?

Telcos "must act now or lose out," report says Edge computing is at a turning point, with discussions centered around the "how" and "when" of implementation rather than the "if" and the "why", according to a new report from STL Partners. The research, based on interviews...

Singapore’s first 5G cloud gaming trial set to begin

Studies show that Singaporeans are the most frequent gamers in Asia Considered the next frontier for the gaming industry, 5G cloud gaming, with its combination of high bandwidth and low latency, will allow users to stream high-resolution, graphics-rich games to mobile devices from the cloud....

Cisco, Connexin deliver UK’s first purpose-built Smart City Operating System

The Smart City Operating System will turn the city of Hull into a programmable city Hull, a city located on England’s north-east coast, will become the first city in the U.K. to establish a purpose-built Smart City Operating System (OS). Using an internet of things...

Report: A winning combo for enterprise and industrial automation

5G network slicing, edge computing and cloud robotics will enable growth of enterprise and industrial automation A new report from analyst firm Mind Commerce revealed that the key to substantial growth for enterprise and industrial automation is a combination of 5G network slicing, edge computing...

Intel focuses on 5G edge computing, acquires Smart Edge

5G networks are expected to heavily utilize edge computing In a move to address continued 5G rollouts, Intel has purchased Smart Edge, a software platform which helps split up data and store it closer to users to make computing devices respond faster, from Toronto-based Pivot...

Russian telecoms invest in cloud gaming, cite ‘great potential for growth’

Russia’s 65.2 million gamers spent a total of $1.7 billion in 2018 Telecoms around the world are becoming increasingly more interested in investing in cloud gaming, because their technological strengths are well-suited to the new gaming format. Getting into the game early, so to speak,...

Building a cloud-native network from core to edge

While some greenfield players are able to immediately embrace cloud-native network design and reap the benefits that come with it, those cases are few and far between. For most operators this is an incremental transition that gradually shifts from legacy systems to cloud-based systems....

Vodafone, Ubitus to launch 5G cloud gaming service in Italy

Italy's 26.2 million gamers spent $2 billion on gaming software alone in 2018 Ubitus Inc. and Vodafone are working together to launch GameNow, a new 5G cloud gaming service exclusively to Vodafone Italy customers. The gaming service, based on Ubitus' GameCloud technologies and developed on...

Service assurance in a cloud-native world

EXFO, VMware on how service assurance evolves with 5G The complexity of future 5G networks, simultaneously handling consumer, enterprise and machine-based data transmission, requires investments in network automation. But, as operators take a step-by-step to automating operational processes, the rewards are clear but the risks...

5G to power Los Angeles smart building

The smart building will have a DAS comprised of 317 multi-band antennas With help from Connectivity Wireless Solutions, Coretrust Capital Partners is employing 5G to transform its downtown Los Angeles tower into a smart building. The transformation, which includes a Distributed Antenna System (DAS) comprised of...

HPE exec: With 5G, no one ‘really knows’ how to monetize

For 5G profitability, telcos need to control capital spending Early commercial 5G deployments are focused on pushing higher speeds to consumers with compatible devices. But, for the most part, operators have yet to delineate new service plans that reflect the massive spend that will go...

Microsoft, SK Telecom team up to tackle 5G-based cloud gaming

The global cloud gaming market size is expected to reach $740 million by the end of 2025 SK Telecom has been deemed Microsoft’s “exclusive operating partner” for its cloud gaming service, xCloud, in Korea. The pair have partnered up to deliver the streaming service to...

5G lessons we can learn from Reliance Jio and Rakuten

A cloud-first strategy takes cost out of 5G, setting the stage for profitability SINGAPORE--To be clear, neither Reliance Jio in India or Rakuten in Japan currently offer 5G services. In fact, Rakuten recently delayed the launch of its LTE network. Nevertheless, the two operators have...