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Dr. Olufemi (Femi) Adeyemi
As the mobile network landscape evolves worldwide, competitive pressures continue to grow. To keep pace, today’s mobile network operators (MNOs) need to further reduce costs and increase agility as they speed new services to market — or risk falling behind. This imperative is driving many MNOs to pursue increasingly virtualized and open radio access network
Fujitsu Network Communications
Key Takeaways: As users worldwide increasingly expect more from their connected experiences, the demands placed on network infrastructure continue to grow and evolve. The team at Fujitsu understands that to address the needs of mobile network operators (MNOs), a sophisticated blend of innovative performance and network efficiency is needed. But how are networks evolving and
Muhammad Sarwar
As the telecoms landscape continues to shift and evolve, communications service providers (CSPs) and other network operators face new imperatives. From the race to secure promising new revenue opportunities and increase capacity, to the urgent need to reduce costs and simplify operations, operators are seeking innovative new ways to deploy, manage, and optimize networks. Intelligent
Mauricio Martinez
Why do enterprise customers need to re-evaluate their connectivity and network services? Enterprise customers are seeing a rapid shift in the scope and scale of their day-to-day operations. This pushes them to deliver higher quality of services, higher productivity, and efficiency. They are also experiencing a rapid shift of technologies with a big migration of
Greg Cotton
What is the purpose of the middle mile network? Middle mile networks connect the edge or access networks to the core of the broadband network. It takes customers who are already connected to local telcos, such as Multiservice Operator (MSO) head-ins, or even Mobile Telephone Switching Offices (MTSOs), and provides that connectivity back to the
Francois Moore
How Fujitsu 1FINITY™ Ultra Optical System can reduce your costs and save time When Fujitsu decided to create the 1FINITY Ultra Optical System, we looked at the problems network operators were currently experiencing and identified innovative solutions. We aimed to simplify ROADM installation, make fiber characterization easier, improve performance predictability by introducing Pseudowave capabilities, develop
Ryan Pettijohn
What’s your plan to ensure your Open RAN or wireless network meets your customers’ current and future performance demands? I’m Ryan Pettijohn, here for an open dialogue about a critical aspect of mobile network integration: RF planning and optimization. Maximize ROI & stay competitive Mobile networks are complex and must meet fast-changing demands. Staying competitive
Blake Hlavaty
The introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in networking has taken a well-worn path to market adoption. In early development, the theoretical possibilities are explored. We ask the big questions: Is this possible? What will it take? What are the applications? What are the implications? During this period, some ideas die on the vine. A few,
Dave Hawkins
Site exit/consolidation can be found money for service providers With revenue growth flattening over the last few years, wireless and wireline service providers are intensifying their focus on cutting costs. From using C-RAN to reduce network complexity to leveraging AI applications for accelerating decisions, everything is on the table. While the technologies that enable capabilities
Rob Hughes
A unified approach of network virtualization from Open RAN ecosystem partners In the rapidly evolving landscape of wireless communications, the synergy of hardware and software plays an increasingly pivotal role in shaping the future of innovation. One key enabler of this collaboration is network virtualization, a transformative approach that strategically separates hardware from software through
Ray Diaz
Since its inception in 2021, the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program (TBCP) has awarded more than $1.78 billion to help 191 tribal governments, other tribal organizations, and colleges bridge the digital divide with high-speed tribal internet services. Now, the NTIA is preparing to award new construction grants totaling over $900 million in a second round of
Darryl Whitlock
Using an Element Management System for the Network Transformation of legacy systems The evolution of communications technology continues to move forward at a rapid pace, driven by the need for always-on connectivity and massive data demand. In order to maintain competitive advantage, agility and profitability, today’s Communications Service Providers (CSPs) need to take full advantage
Fujitsu Network Communications
Are you looking for an agile, economical way to add alien wavelength services over a legacy OLS network and effectively manage an expanding brownfield network? Maybe you’re consolidating element management systems post-merger or acquisition, and need a little help? I’m Denise Provencher, here for an open dialogue about how optical orchestration can help. Optical orchestration
Ashley Anderson
Why does your business need Sustainability Transformation? Sustainability Transformation (SX) means transforming your business to bring about positive changes in the environment, society, and economy. Sustainability is no longer seen as a “nice-to-have” social contribution, but as a strategically important management priority. It’s imperative that sustainability goals and environmental initiatives are built-in to every business’
Rob Hughes
Given that the Open RAN market is set for significant growth in the next three years, it’s no wonder there are more and more hardware choices available. One hardware must-have is the accelerator card. Open RAN accelerators boost performance by sharing the CPU workload The Open RAN accelerator boosts, or “accelerates” performance at a vital