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Context: The key to unlocking artificial intelligence at the end point (Reader Forum)

Intelligence at the edge is exciting. The edge allows devices to compute and analyze data closer to the user as opposed to a centralized data center far away, which benefits the end user in many ways.  It promises low latency as the brains of...

Any application, any device, any cloud: The view from VMware (Part 3)

IT modernization for 5G key to hybrid, multi-cloud strategy With the shift to 5G, early investments in network functions virtualization are paving the way to what will ultimately be an IT-centric network that takes advantage of centralized and distributed compute power to support new types...

5 changes enterprises can expect with edge computing (Reader Forum)

In recent years, cloud computing has revolutionized enterprise IT. Widespread access to the cloud’s scalable, reliable, powerful computing resources have unlocked countless opportunities for businesses and their customers. But this decentralization has resulted in vast distances between data centers and end-users, making latency inevitable. These...

‘There needs to be an IT DNA’: The view from VMware (Part 2)

IT-centric 5G networks require a new approach to architecture, organization With 5G, traditional mobile network operators need to draw from the hyperscale playbook to facilitate dynamic network management and rapid service development and delivery. This will require a new approach to network architecture with an...

The state of telco cloud adoption: The view from VMware (Part 1)

How does edge computing fit into a broader telco cloud strategy? The telco cloud conversation has been ongoing for some time as communications service providers look to build networks that provide the agility and dynamic service delivery generally associated with web scale players. But, as...

Meaningful AI needs edge and cloud computing

NXP and Nvidia both investing in AI for edge use cases The vision for the combination of 5G and the internet of things revolves around leveraging the low latency of next-generation cellular networks with sensor data to create efficiencies through lightning fast data processing in...

HPE edge investment– $4 billion over four years

HPE CEO discusses 5G and edge computing opportunities With virtualization and distributed compute both instrumental in the long-term success of 5G, traditional IT companies are looking to invest and return on supporting service provider roll outs of next-generation cellular systems. During the recent Dell Technologies...

Verizon trials baseband virtualization with Nokia, Intel

Automated network slicing--a fully virtualized network infrastructure capable of creating on-demand data pipes that exactly meet the needs of a given application--is a long-term goal of 5G investment. In pursuit of that goal, Verizon recently tested virtualization of the Radio Access Network using Nokia...

Telus, MobiledgeX to trial edge computing

Canadian carrier Telus and Deutsche Telekom-backed edge computing company MobiledgeX are working together on a mobile edge computing trial network in Canada. This will be the first Canadian deployment for MobiledgeX. Ibrahim Gedeon, CTO at Telus, said that partnering with MobiledgeX to pilot its...

Microsoft CEO: Hyper-connected world ‘being driven by software’

MS Build developer conference keynote: "Go for that moonshot" Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella kicked off the company's annual MS Build developer conference this week in Seattle by describing the opportunity available to software developers as connectivity changes not only the consumer world but also drives...

Edge, core, cloud: An IT strategy in three vignettes

Product announcements from Dell Technologies World Dell Technologies has been telling the "hybrid, multi-cloud" story for some time and this year, at the company's flagship event in Las Vegas, reiterated that messaging and layered end the need for an IT modernization strategy that considers the...

The IoT is inherently fragmented–what does that mean for enterprise?

VMware takes open, interoperable approach to enterprise IoT LAS VEGAS--The proliferation of internet of things devices will create the data enterprises, regardless of vertical focus, need to gain operational efficiencies and realize new revenue opportunities. But the IoT is marked by a deep level of...

Dell Technologies CTO highlights key role of edge computing for 5G

Digital transformation requires a cohesive edge, core, cloud strategy LAS VEGAS--Seven years ago, the company that would become Dell Technologies saw the potential for hybrid, multi-cloud computing models. At the time, “We got beat up on mercilessly,” Dell Technologies CTO John Roese said in...

Diverse 5G use cases marked by move toward flexible infrastructure

The value of 5G comes from ‘giving voice’ to the internet of things LAS VEGAS--As hybrid, multi-cloud IT strategies gain adoption by enterprises, including communications service providers, 5G is “knocking on the door,” according to K.C. Choi, Dell EMC’s SVP of Global Systems Engineering. And...

The superpowers of tech: Cloud, mobile, AI and IoT

Dell Technologies has product breadth to deliver on superpowers with 'disruptive scale,' VMware CEO says LAS VEGAS--VMware's vision, according to CEO Pat Gelsinger, remains connecting any device to any application running in any cloud. With the combined offerings of the companies that sit under Dell...

5G and multi-cloud underlie digital transformation

Dell SVP discusses 5G as driver of AI, network disaggregation LAS VEGAS--Digital transformation, driven by the intersection of distributed multi-cloud computing, internet of things devices generating data and powerful 5G connectivity, is key to the long-term viability of Dell Technologies’ global customer base--that’s a prominent...

Why the mobile edge needs open source to overcome its pitfalls (Reader Forum)

Edge computing dominated MWC 2019 along with 5G and all the robots at the show. In fact, according to some analysts, edge computing could be worth almost $7 billion within the next three years. Much of the new architecture’s advantages stem from the capacity...

AI from cloud to edge focus of new Qualcomm chip

Distributed AI part of unlocking 5G value Some of the primary enhancements associated with 5G are major increases to cellular speed and similarly significant reductions to latency. This combination is seen as the enabler of applications like mobile augmented and virtual reality, as well as...

5G is finally here and security is a top concern (Reader Forum)

After almost five years of talk, 5G is finally arriving. I had an opportunity to attend MWC Barcelona this year, and the innovations and challenges of 5G were on full display. A number of operators announced their 5G launch plans for 2019, and several...

New architecture of 5G is a big opportunity for IT-focused companies

For 5G, HPE focused on enabling virtualization, edge services While 5G certainly led most conversations during the recent Mobile World Congress, next in line were supporting technology sets like virtualization and edge computing. At a high level, to successfully build out 5G, operators will need...

5G, edge computing and Batman

AT&T, Intel, Ericsson, Warner Brothers showing off 5G-powered mixed-reality at MWC Barcelona Augmented reality, virtual reality and mixed reality--from here on out we're going to use Qualcomm's umbrella term, extended reality (XR), have long been hyped as a major 5G application given the high-capacity and...

MobiledgeX’s first public cloud edge network is live with Deutsche Telekom

The edge computing company founded by Deutsche Telekom, MobiledgeX, is now live with its first public edge network that aggregates existing network operator resources -- from parent DT -- to host application cloud containers.  Telekom Deutschland CTO Walter Goldenits called the news "an important moment...

The 4 key factors to focus on for successful 5G deployments (Reader Forum)

With the race to 5G heating up around the world, it’s tempting to focus on the hype being generated about the applications and services the next-generation network will enable. Much attention has been given to what the blazing fast speeds and super low latency...

Will mobile and cloud gaming be early hits for 5G?

Given huge mobile gaming market, 5G and cloud could provide a big boost to on-the-go gamers Spurred by mega-hit games like Fortnite and PUBG, mobile gaming is quickly becoming a massive market that operators and the telecoms ecosystem at large can not only support but...