For years, operators have talked about AI mainly as a tool to reduce costs. A new Ciena survey suggests that conversation is shifting decisively toward revenue generation—and that optical infrastructure …
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Japan is pushing photonic networking closer to mainstream adoption as seven telecom and technology companies back a new international framework aimed at making low-latency, energy-efficient connectivity easier to deploy across …
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AI is increasingly moving from the applications and data centers that power it into the networks that connect them. A new trial by SoftBank and Ericsson in Japan offers a …
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The global mobile network market may be moving past its prolonged downturn, but the recovery is taking different forms across the network.
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South Korea’s major telecom operators are beginning to see tangible growth from their investments in AI, cloud, and AI data centers, even as traditional telecom businesses remain largely stagnant or …
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China’s telecom market is entering a new phase in which 5G remains the core connectivity platform, while AI and computing services are becoming increasingly important growth engines for operators.
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The RAN market may finally be finding its floor. After several years of decline, the global market is showing signs of stabilization, although neither Omdia nor Dell’Oro Group expects a …
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First, and quick (because I am about to be on holiday; praise the lord): I’d like to quote the inimitable Matt Hatton, who summarized very-well on LinkedIn the silly-buggers hash …
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We could write here about Lumen, but we have written a lot about them, and it’s a lot (of good stuff, about trebling fiber miles, building global fabrics, and smashing …
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Something about integration and convergence today, mostly in industrial markets, maybe in consumer ones – and partly to recommend RCR’s forthcoming NTN Integration Forum on September 8, brought to you …