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Sprint Eyes 2019 for 5G Launch in 2.5 GHz Spectrum
SoftBank and Qualcomm will play a role in the launch.
Ericsson’s Dynamic Orchestration Helps Operators With VNF Support
Verizon is already using the orchestrator.
Sprint, Intel Join Forces on C3PO 5G User Plane Open Source Project
The goal is to create a more flexible 5G control plane.
Google’s RailTel Project Uses Cloud-Native NFV to Deliver WiFi to Millions
"When you transform the control plane architecture, you alter the capex structure."
BT Eyes Federated Network Slicing for Roaming
BT is working with Huawei to test different network slicing scenarios.
SDxCentral Expands Editorial Team with Meyer, Hardcastle
Experienced journalists add more expertise to the team.
T-Mobile Targets 2019 for First 5G Markets, Nationwide in 2020
The company calls competitor’s 5G plans merely “hot spots.”
Mavenir’s Transformation from VoLTE Vendor to xRAN Upstart
xRAN may make the traditional radio access network obsolete.
Cloudera Shares Jump 20% on IPO
The company's current market cap is more than $2.3 billion.
Microsoft Azure Sales Jump 93% in Quarter
Cloud is hot, but the network edge is where the next phase of growth will be.
Nokia’s Turnaround Plan Takes Shape as Q1 Losses Narrow
The CEO hinted at a major product announcement mid-year.
AT&T Kicks Off 5G Marketing Wars With ‘5G Evolution’
Did AT&T Just Beat T-Mobile to the Punch?
Ericsson’s 1Q Revenue Plummets 11%, Company Faces More Cuts
The company's cost reduction plan didn't go far enough.
Cisco Jasper Takes its IoT Expertise to the Enterprise
Canadian operator Telus is the first customer to use the new platform.
Microsoft IoT Central Brings Cloud Expertise to IoT
Microsoft claims it can simplify IoT.
AT&T’s 5G Test Sites Cater to Different Types of Users
Multiple vendors will use the test sites at the same time.
Harman Uses Watson’s AI Capabilities for Voice-Controlled Devices
Harman is demonstrating the technology at IBM's Watson IoT headquarters in Munich.
Cloudera Could Raise $242 Million In Upcoming IPO
The big data company’s public offering is likely to occur this month.
Machine Learning and AI Have Roots in Neural Networks
Neural networks were first conceived back in the 1940s.
Verizon’s ThingSpace Strives to Eliminate IoT Fragmentation
16,000 developers are already working with the ThingSpace platform.