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Networks & Systems

Industry Spotlight: Precision OT’s Keith Habberfield Looks Ahead 

May 30, 2023

Via: Telecom Ramblings

The biggest vendor names in the network space are those who provide the optical platforms and routers. But in between those areas at the intersection of different vendors, technologies, and designs there has long been space for independent innovation. One […]


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More Int’l Bytes: DE-CIX, Aligned, PDG, Padtec

May 23, 2023

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Lots of interesting items going on around the world this week: DE-CIX is taking aim at the interconnection landscape in the Democratic Republic of Congo. They have teamed up with the service provider United S.A. and the NGO ‘Internet pour […]


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Network Roundup: Arelion, MOX, RETN, Aqua Comms

May 11, 2023

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Two interesting expansion projects, a significant upgrade project, and some bit R&E bandwidth: Arelion has put together a new fiber route connecting cable landing stations along the southeastern US coast. The route connects the company’s northern Virginia depth and its […]


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Tuesday Bytes: Infinera, Novva, Spectrum, Khazna

May 9, 2023

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Two data center expansion projects, a big bandwidth trial, and some SASE. Infinera has completed a significant intercity trial of its ICE6 solution with Telstra Infraco. The trial succeeded in putting 61.3Tbps of unregenerated capacity on a single Corning SMF-28 […]


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Wednesday Roundup: Ritter, STL, Ciena, Versa

April 19, 2023

Via: Telecom Ramblings

A fiber network expansion and three vendor portfolio expansions: Ritter Communications has found another target market for its metro fiber network expansion. They have moved into Dyersburg TN, a city about an hour north by northwest along the Mississippi from […]


Modern Media, Worldwide equipment

Ericsson to boost manufacturing capabilities in India

December 19, 2022

Via: RCR Wireless News

Swedish vendor Ericsson said it is scaling up the production capacity and operations with its partner Jabil in Pune, with the aim of meeting the needs of 5G network deployments in India. Ericsson and Jabil locally produce 4G and 5G […]


Networks & Systems

How Wireless Internet Providers Can Now Overcome Obstacles in Their Path to Faster and Broader Service

December 9, 2022

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Fixed wireless access (FWA) networks have long been used to provide basic internet service in areas with no fiber or coax infrastructure. Unfortunately, these legacy FWA solutions are significantly challenged by the obstructions pervasive in most residential neighborhoods, which block […]


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Ericsson to officially shut down Russian operations

August 31, 2022

Via: RCR Wireless News

Ericsson has announced its official exit from Russia due to the country’s invasion of Ukraine. The vendor suspended its business in Russia indefinitely in April of this year, but last week told its Russian unit that it will be shut […]


Modern Media, Worldwide equipment

Huawei has enough stocks of chips for devices, telecom equipment: CEO

September 23, 2020

Via: RCR Wireless News

Chinese vendor Huawei Technologies holds sufficient stock of chips for the company’s smartphone and network equipment businesses to overcome supply chain obstacles raised by U.S. sanctions, rotating chairman Guo Ping said during a media rountable at Huawei Connect event in […]


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Vendor Roundup: Ciena, Huawei, Infinera, Cisco

March 3, 2020

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Ciena has done two powerful demos of its WaveLogic 5 Extreme technology in the last few days. On Friday, they teamed up with Verizon to test 800Gbps over a single wavelength on Verizon’s live fiber network. Juniper’s QFX 5220 packet […]


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Int’l Roundup: Ericsson, CenturyLink, Telxius, Infinera

December 10, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Ericsson has reached an expensive resolution to its corruption problems with the US DOJ. They have agreed to pay a penalty of $1.06B, for which the DOJ will defer prosecution and have them dismissed later. The charges stem from Ericsson’s […]


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Tuesday Bytes: Avelacom, Biarri, Ciena, Granahan McCourt

November 26, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Avelacom has found some new exchanges to hook up to its ultra low latency network. They have launched a multi-cloud solution enabling traders to connect up to cryptocurrency exchanges hosted within the big public clouds (Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Amazon […]


Internet, Modern Media

Submarine Cables: What does the future hold?

August 23, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

The Earth is a watery place. H2O covers 71% of our planet’s surface, and vast oceans separate countries and continents by thousands of miles. Yet, nations and peoples are drawing closer than at any point before in history. Certainly, some […]


Regulations

US officials not explaining why Huawei poses a security risk: AT&T CEO

March 22, 2019

Via: RCR Wireless News

U.S. officials are failing to provide concrete details about the risks of implementing telecom equipment from Chinese vendors, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said during an event hosted by the Economic Club of Washington D.C, earlier this week. He said that […]


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ZTE completes 5G test with China Unicom

January 18, 2019

Via: RCR Wireless News

ZTE and China Unicom have completed a 5G call using ZTE’s 5G prototype smartphone in a Shenzhen 5G field trial, according to the telecom equipment company. The test completed the verification of services including a Wechat group voice call, online […]


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Int’l Bytes: DE-CIX, NTT, Optus, Infinera

December 4, 2018

Via: Telecom Ramblings

DE-CIX has passed a key milestone in its quest to dominate the New York City IX market. This morning they announced that they now have more than 200 unique ASN networks connected and claimed the number # slot for that […]


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Tuesday Bytes: Consolidated, WANRack, eStruxture, Ciena

September 25, 2018

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Worth noting from the start of this week: three bits of metro fiber news and one subsea upgrade: Consolidated Communications is building out some new fiber in southeastern Texas. The target is the community of Willis, which lies about an […]


Internet, Modern Media

Wednesday Bytes: Xtera, T5, XKL, Cisco

May 2, 2018

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Here are a few other interesting items from the week so far that are worth a look: Xtera has won the contract to supply the equipment powering Seaborn Networks’ ARBR cable system, which will connect Sao Paolo and Buenos Aires. […]


Regulations

Windstream, Lightpath, Zito, Zayo

March 3, 2016

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Windstream’s ongoing expansion of its transport network went on the road to the southern tip of Texas yesterday. The company is deploying 100G DWDM down into McAllen Data Center in, you guessed it, the city of McAllen. Much of Windstream’s […]