A1 Unveils Gmünd as Austria’s ‘First’ 5G City
A1 Telekom Austria is working with Nokia on the rollout of its 5G network and has now made its first 5G data connection on a live network.
Research Brief: Successful Hardware Strategies for a Software-dominated World
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Nokia Nuage SD-WAN Supports Moneyball-Like Analytics App for Soccer
SD-WAN is supporting a service that rates soccer players based an analytics that are derived from live video feeds around a stadium.
Sprint Looks Ahead at 2019 to Broaden Its Managed SD-WAN Service
The provider is looking to bring in additional SD-WAN vendors and build universal CPE in 2019.
Telefónica Validates Wind River’s Cloud Platform for its Unica Project
The testing included work on the functional components of the Wind River virtualization platform, including interoperability with Open Source MANO (OSM) orchestration.
Huawei’s New Data Center Switch Uses Embedded AI Chip
The product debut comes as the embattled Chinese company faces mounting political troubles and additional bans in the U.S. and Europe.
BT Taps SevOne For Greater Visibility Into Its Managed Services
The British telecommunications provider chose SevOne to step up the level of automation of service management it can provide to its customers.
Ericsson Hails 5G Test on Another Sub-6 GHz Band
Ericsson and Qualcomm trumpet a successful 5G data call using the 2.6 GHz frequency band.
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Understanding the challenges associated with monitoring SD-WAN can help enterprises prepare for the evolution of their networks.
SDxCentral Weekly Wrap: AT&T Touts 5G, SDN Progress as Job Cuts Loom
SDxCentral Weekly Wrap for January 11, 2019: AT&T is set to slash jobs as it touts its 5G and SDN progress, and Kubernetes topped IT job search terms in 2018.
DT, Ericsson MmWave Backhaul Test Hits 5G Latency Targets
The test produced round-trip latency of less than 100 microseconds (0.1 milliseconds) and a data transmission speed of 40 Gb/s.
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SDxCentral’s Weekly Roundup — January 11, 2019
AWS purchases a disaster recovery startup; Synchronoss and TBSCASoft build blockchain for telecom operators; Red Hat releases a new version of its enterprise workflow framework.
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Sprint takes the next step on its path toward the launch of 5G services in the first half of 2019, seemingly with or without T-Mobile.
Bloomberg Chose Apstra’s Network Monitoring for Its London Broadcast Facility
Bloomberg’s network engineers are using Apstra’s software to gain visibility across the network fabric supporting the building's media production systems.
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The opening days of 2019 also saw Sophos purchase cloud security startup Avid Secure and Akamai Technologies reach a deal to acquire Janrain.
Martello Technologies Uses SD-WAN to Optimize IoT Systems
The work is part of its participation in the Blackberry and L-Spark Accelerator Program, a program building network performance management technologies for IoT.
AMD President Says Its Next Epyc Server Processor Is the ‘Best the World Has Ever Seen’
Advanced Micro Devices, under the direction of its President and CEO Lisa Su, garnered some big headlines in 2018 for both its technology advances as well as its growing stock price.
TriggerMesh Clears Serverless Bridge Between AWS Lambda, Knative
“We just opened up every Lambda function to run on Knative,” said Mark Hinkle, co-founder of TriggerMesh. “That’s a huge ecosystem.”