Operators

In an aggressive move to safeguard its digital arteries, Arizona lawmakers are pushing a bill that would purge Chinese technology from the state's critical broadband networks, but this legislative shield may harbor a sword aimed at the very infrastructure it intends to protect. Arizona House Bill

The rapid expansion of digital infrastructure within major enterprises has inadvertently created a pervasive and often invisible threat known as secrets sprawl, where digital credentials are left exposed across the software development lifecycle. For years, the standard response has been a reactive

In a digital age where corporate firewalls are fortified to withstand external onslaughts, a major Nigerian telecommunications company discovered that its most devastating threat did not come from the outside but from within its own trusted network. A highly organized syndicate successfully

In a landmark move that has decisively reshaped the American telecommunications landscape, Verizon Communications has finalized its monumental $20 billion acquisition of Frontier Communications, signaling a radical departure from its long-held identity as a primarily wireless-centric company. This

The fundamental architecture of telecommunications is undergoing a profound transformation, evolving from a centralized model of data processing to a distributed network where intelligence resides at the very edge of the network. This review explores Telefónica’s strategic deployment of edge cloud

Losing over 700,000 broadband customers in a single year would typically signal a five-alarm fire for any telecommunications giant, yet Comcast's executive team appears remarkably calm, and the market has responded with cautious optimism rather than panic. This seemingly contradictory scenario is