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Dave Hawkins
The following blog was adapted from the transcripts of a video series. To view the videos, please click on the link at the bottom of the blog. What is Network Modernization? Network Modernization, or Net Mod for short, is a suite of services that allow network operators and carriers to transition their legacy networks to
Greg Manganello
Part 2: Who are the Heroes? In Part 1, I introduced a new approach to broadband, where a group of independent players team up to deliver a disaggregated broadband project by combining the unique abilities of each. Let’s do a walkthrough of the supers in our disaggregated broadband league and summarize how they interrelate, what
Karthik Jeevanige
One of the most critical roles played by network operations teams in an enterprise environment is ensuring minimal downtime and maintaining optimal performance. As networks become more complex, these large-scale, multivendor enterprise infrastructures become correspondingly more challenging to manage. Under constant pressures to maintain service availability, address performance issues, and improve troubleshooting efficiency, operations teams
Joe Krystofik
Heavy Reading reports that respondents to their 2024 5G AIOps operator survey are eager to integrate AI into their operations processes. Over half expect full integration within two years. This enthusiasm is industry wide. McKinsey and company stated that GenAI is expected to deliver significant value to telcos. That said, there’s also caution about its
Greg Manganello
Part 1: The supercharged broadband project When a seemingly independent set of folks get together to form some sort of league and, despite the challenges, deliver a fantastic outcome, it’s the ingredients for a hit movie.. And the quirkier the members, the more we cheer on their teamwork. Interestingly, this is happening right now in our
Joe Mocerino
Scalable, cost-effective, high-capacity transport to empower the AI revolution Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption continues to gain momentum across nearly every industry. In fact, according to a recent survey, more than 75 percent of organizations now use gen AI and/or analytical AI in at least one business function. As AI usage drives networking capacity demands sky
Dashella Taylor
Since GenAI burst onto the market in 2023, a majority of businesses across the board have come to rely on AI and cloud services. This puts renewed pressure on CIPs, data centers, and CSPs. Preparing your network for the demands of AI & cloud Networks must enable widespread digital transformation with greater network speed, capacity
Kai Mao
95% of Open RAN operators responding to a recent Heavy Reading survey said that they’re interested in the potential of AI-RAN. Understandably, these operators want to maximize the value of their 5G and AI-RAN infrastructure investments. I’m Kai Mao, Head of AI-RAN strategy for Fujitsu’s Network Business, here for an open dialogue about how AI-RAN
Nimal Gunarathna, P.Eng. CISSP,CISA,CCSK,CRISC,PMP,CISM,GICSP,CDPSE
Examining AI security threats Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries and enhancing our daily lives, reshaping how businesses operate and how people interact with technology. From automating complex processes to making real-time decisions, AI has proven to be an invaluable tool across multiple sectors. However, with this rapid adoption comes a host of security risks,
Dave Hawkins
The following blog was adapted from the transcripts of a video series. To view the videos, please click on the link at the bottom of the blog. What is Network Modernization? Network Modernization, or Net Mod for short, is a suite of services that allow network operators and carriers to transition their legacy networks to
Jonathan Kwan
Reduce mean time to repair with AI-powered root cause analysis As new service touchpoints are added to today’s networks, complexity continues to grow, particularly with the blending of next-generation and legacy network architectures. As a result, network operations teams are seeing a growing number of “alarm storms” generated by all these systems and services. These
Nupur Jain
Traditionally, network operators choose a single vendor to supply all elements of their network, including transponders, terminals, and line systems. Then along came disaggregation, which changed the game by allowing operators to source elements from multiple vendors. Network disaggregation transformed the supply chain Disaggregation transformed the supply chain, because an operator can now source an
Rob Hughes
As 5G deployments increase and data demands skyrocket, optimizing overall power consumption becomes increasingly important to maximize the economic and environmental benefits of the Radio Access Network (RAN), which accounts for approximately 80% of the power consumption in a mobile network. By focusing on energy-efficient practices, particularly within the 5G RAN and leveraging Open RAN
Blake Hlavaty
This blog was adapted from the transcript of a video series. If you’d like to watch the videos, please see the link at the bottom of the post What’s the difference between non-real time vs. near-real time RAN Intelligent Controllers? The non-real time and near-real time RAN Intelligent Controllers are part of Open RAN architecture
Rob Hughes
Fujitsu’s evolution with AI-RAN The telecommunications industry is rapidly advancing the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in many aspects of Radio Access Networks (RAN). While 5G has delivered significant capacity and throughput improvements, it has yet to drive substantial new revenue to cover these investments. By combining AI with the low latency and high speed