Features
Features
A smart path to urban happiness
Middle Eastern governments are putting themselves among the forefront of smart city developments. How can carriers get involved? Gareth Willmer reports
20 February 2019 | Gareth Willmer
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10 leading 5G projects
19 February 2019 |
Projects are the cornerstone of any new technological advancement. They allow us to discover new use cases, fine tune standards and test technologies in real-life environments.
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Subsea in Latam – the east coast/west coast divide
18 February 2019 | Natalie Bannerman
The relationship between OTTs and carriers in Latin America (Latam) is “complicated” says Rafael Arranz, chief operating officer of Telxius, likening the connection between the two to a Facebook relationship status.
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Edge computing will revolutionise mobile gaming
15 February 2019 | Jason McGee-Abe
Mobile gaming has become the largest segment of the global games market and capacity requirements are higher than ever. Edge computing is the key to success, writes Jason McGee-Abe
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Subsea pushes innovation and close collaboration with over-the-tops
15 February 2019 | Natalie Bannerman
Claim your path. This was one of the key overarching messages during Subsea Americas in Florida. The event saw the inaugural launch of Women in Subsea, a new networking initiative chaired by Amy Marks of Xsite Modular and Naaz Bax of Seaborn Networks.
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5G – still a long way to go
15 February 2019 | Natalie Bannerman
5G rollouts are due to accelerate in 2019 and questions around the infrastructure needed to deliver the next-gen mobile technology remain. How is the wholesale market getting to grips and the oncoming swell of data and are we as close as we think to full-scale deployments?
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It’s the stupid software, stupid
07 February 2019 | Alan Burkitt-Gray
If you’re running a network on software you need to work in new ways. Alan Burkitt-Gray reports on Ericsson’s expired certificate that brought O2’s and SoftBank’s mobile networks down
