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Data Center Accelerator Global Market Report 2022

December 23, 2022

Via: PR Newswire

This report provides strategists, marketers and senior management with the critical information they need to assess the global data center accelerator market. The global data center accelerator market is expected to grow from $11.00 billion in 2021 to $14.36 billion […]


Internet, Modern Media

As online schools start, Zoom users hit by a partial outage

August 24, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

With millions of students depending on Zoom for online learning, the company was hit by a partial outage Monday morning. Zoom Video Conferencing said it was fixing a bug that prevented some U.S. and U.K. users from logging into their […]


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Report: U.S. networks out perform Europe’s during COVID-19 pandemic

June 22, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

U.S. fixed and mobile networks out-performed their European counterparts during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report. The Center for Business and Public Policy at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business released a paper detailing how broadband networks held up […]


Networks & Systems, News

Verizon weathers the COVID-19 crisis while accelerating some of its 5G deployments

June 11, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

During the first 90s days of the coronavirus pandemic, Verizon maintained its pre-COVID-19 reliability levels despite spikes and shifts in demand. As millions of employees moved to work-from-home (WFH), which included Verizon shifting 115,000 of its 135,000 employees to WFH, […]


Networks & Systems, News

Nokia Deepfield: Network traffic stabilizes to 25% more than pre-coronavirus pandemic levels

June 9, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

Nokia Deepfield’s latest report finds that as cities and states are starting to re-open, network traffic has started to stabilize. In its June 4, update, Nokia Deepfield found that peak network traffic has normalized at 25% to 30% above pre-COVID-19 […]


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All Quiet on the Western Wireless Front as the infrastructure industry enjoys a peaceful weekend

June 8, 2020

Via: Wireless Estimator

Concerns about the possibility of Saturday’s Global 5G Protest Day bringing out anarchists bent upon setting fire to cell tower sites or vandalizing them in other manners were well-founded but failed to materialize this weekend. Picked up by major news […]


Networks & Systems, News

Report: COVID-19 takes a bite out of carrier managed SD-WAN revenue

June 1, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

After posting a triple-digit revenue increase last year, the growth outlook for carrier managed SD-WAN has been lowered by 17%, according to a report. According to research by Vertical Systems Group, the corornavirus pandemic was the primary factor for lowering […]


Networks & Systems

Why service providers and vendors are tuning up home-based SD-WAN services

May 29, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

With millions of employees now working from home, service providers are looking for ways to offer more secure, manageable services into those home offices. SD-WAN could emerge as a prime technology that better enables work-from-home (WFH) and work-from-anywhere (WFA) scenarios […]


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Feds warn of attacks against towers and techs that maintain them

May 18, 2020

Via: Wireless Estimator

The nation’s telecommunications companies are being warned by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that extremists, fueled by a conspiracy theory linking 5G cellular networks and the coronavirus, may escalate attacks against employees and infrastructure. “We assess conspiracy theories linking […]


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COVID-19’s impact will evolve the telecommunications industry

May 18, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

Change is in the air for the telecommunications sector as vendors and service providers grapple with the fallout from COVID-19. While it may be too soon to carve all of the changes into granite, it does seem as though the […]


Networks & Systems

Dispersive Networks targets SD-WAN sector with its multi-path approach

May 13, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

Self-proclaimed announcements of being a disruptor in the telecommunications industry have almost become table stakes for new entrants, but Dispersive Networks could live up to that billing. While Dispersive’s distributed networking technology has various use cases, it has drawn a […]


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AT&T: Damn COVID-19, it’s full speed ahead for 2020’s goals

May 5, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

AT&T has not only weathered the networking storm of the coronavirus pandemic, it has also stayed on track for some of this year’s biggest goals. AT&T’s Scott Mair, president of technology and operations, said in a Tuesday blog that 2020 […]


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American Tower expects accelerated T-Mobile work beginning in Q3, manages COVID-19

April 30, 2020

Via: Wireless Estimator

American Tower Corporation reported steady financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2020, emphasizing how the company is responding to the ever-changing coronavirus landscape. Tom Bartlett, American Tower’s Chief Executive Officer, stated, “Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 […]


Local area networks and wide area networks, Modern Media, Networks & Systems

AT&T acknowledges permitting and work force shortages as it builds out FirstNet, 5G

April 23, 2020

Via: Wireless Estimator

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, while discussing the carrier’s Q1 earnings with analysts yesterday said the company is still building FirstNet and enhancing their 5G network’s density, but he echoed the general concern of all carriers, their inability to get timely […]


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How Unified Communications and Collaboration will look after COVID-19

April 16, 2020

Via: Telecom Reseller

Businesses have been scrambling over the past month to align their enterprise operations to the new remote working environments due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While some are still playing catch-up, many are already looking ahead to what comes after the […]


Internet, Modern Media, News

Charter notches 119,000 new internet subscribers in March due to free offer

April 14, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

According to a Tuesday 8K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Charter Communications added 119,000 new internet subscribers last month. Charter is offering free internet access for 60 days during the coronavirus pandemic, so it remains to be seen […]


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COVID-19 update: AT&T’s core network traffic increases at a lower rate

April 13, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

While AT&T’s core network traffic is still above its baseline levels, the increases actually dropped a bit last week. AT&T’s core network traffic, which includes business, home broadband and wireless usage, went from a 26% increase—compared to a similar day […]


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CenturyLink’s adaptive networks flourish during COVID-19 crisis

April 13, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

CenturyLink’s decision to build adaptive networks is paying off during the coronavirus pandemic. CenturyLink uses “adaptive networks” to describe its software-defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization-based networks. Laurinda Pang, CenturyLink’s president of international and global accounts management, cited her […]


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Verizon Business keeps enterprises’ wheels turning in face of COVID-19

April 7, 2020

Via: Fierce Telecom News

Verizon Business has ramped up its efforts to keep its global enterprise customers up and running during the COVID-19 pandemic. While Verizon’s network has been up to the task of serving entire work forces conducting business out of their homes, […]


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UK 5G towers still being torched amid bogus coronavirus theories supported in the U.S.

April 6, 2020

Via: Wireless Estimator

United Kingdom wireless operators and government officials strongly condemned acts of violence by individuals incorrectly linking 5G to COVID-19 after vandals set fire to at least five cell sites, the very infrastructure that is keeping people connected and safe during […]