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The Bottom Line on Upcoming Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) Services

Are the latest NTN developments, led by the FCC and LEO bird owners, milestones on the road to broadened use of satellite services by Enterprise IT?

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Can European Telcos Afford 5G and Broadband?

A group of telcos is pressing the European Commission to have the biggest data users pay their “fair share.” The top U.S. tech content companies are seen as the targets of the effort.

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Top Tips for a Strong Zero Trust Architecture

A zero trust architecture reduces a network's attack surface and lowers the risk of a data breach. Here are some tips when implementing such an architecture.

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Top Questions for Wireless Operators Worldwide on Network Sunsettings

Plan to expand? Prepare for country-specific plans to sunset 2G and 3G nets for 5G to rise.

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SD-WAN vs MPLS: What’s The Difference & Which Is Better?

While SD-WAN offers many advantages over MPLS, the choice between them should be based on the specific needs and context of the enterprise. Here are some points to consider when making the choice.

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Internet Use by Farms Edges Forward, But Precision Agriculture is Lagging

The United States Department of Agriculture Farm Survey examines use of the Internet and potential advanced technologies to enable precision agriculture.

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How SASE Can Help Enterprises with Network Expansion and Protection

SASE offers streamlined provisioning and enhanced security when adding remote offices, WFH sites, and mobile workers to enterprise networks.

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The Top 10 Benefits of SD-WAN: Advantages of SD-WAN Explained

SD-WAN gives enterprises a wide array of services to build and enhance their networks to meet today’s ever-changing business needs.

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More Enterprises Opt for Single-Vendor SASE Solutions

A Dell’Oro Group forecast report finds great and growing interest in single-vendor SASE over multi-vendor solutions.

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Avoiding Perils with Using Gray Routes for A2P Messaging

Still used to cut costs, Gray routing of SMS messages opens enterprises to security, legal, and brand damage risks.

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Permitting: The Next Big Enterprise Broadband Challenge

It is ISPs vs. local government with providers waiting for broadband permit approvals that can add costs and delays for enterprise network expansion.

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What to Consider When Choosing a SASE Vendor

SASE technology can be quite complex. There are a wide range of SASE vendors available. Find out what to consider when choosing the best SASE vendors.

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Fixed Wireless Access: An Enterprise Broadband Alternative

Depending on availability, fixed wireless access could deliver the bandwidth IT managers need to connect far-flung workers and remote sites.

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FCC Explores 42 GHz Spectrum Band Sharing for Small Businesses

42 GHz spectrum band sharing for Fixed and Mobile Millimeter Wave services potentially could benefit small businesses and service providers.

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Fiber Broadband Association Releases Workforce Development Guidebook

The crucial guidebook asset helps states and ISPs meet daunting broadband-for-all workforce creation challenges.

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European Telcos Seek 5G Network Fees from Top Internet Users

The operators’ proposal is before the European Commission. Meta objects and warns the EC of damage to business and consumers. What’s the impact on U.S. enterprises?

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U.S. Firms Face Daunting Challenges with 3G Network Shutdowns Internationally

Slow speeds, security issues, and a higher cost of doing business exist as countries take different tacks on wireless network evolutions.

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New Zayo Submarine Cable Adds Faster, Redundant US–UK Route

Amid growing threats from bad actors, geopolitics, and climate change, Zayo Group announces a new submarine cable route between New York and Manchester.