Earlier this month, Ericsson launched Edge Gravity, a service that offers delivery at the edge via linking up data centers with the last-mile networks of over 80 global partners, including telcos, cable operators and mobile service providers. As the demand
Ericsson is soon set to make its Unified Delivery Network (UDN) an independent operating company, which will further leverage the computerized edge facilities of Tier 1 network service providers around the world to support “the functionalities essential to meeting the
Multi-national telecoms and networking company Ericsson announced recently that it is bringing 80 broadband service providers worldwide into its unified delivery network (UDN) platform partnership, introducing what it describes as a shared CDN. The investment is critical to the company’s
China Mobile’s Profits Fueled By 4G Boom China Mobile, the world’s largest wireless service provider, has been working feverishly over the last two years to roll out an ambitious new 4G network in China. Its efforts have paid handsome dividends,
AT&T Unveils New Hadoop-Based Security Platform AT&T’s latest security platform uses big data analytics on top of Hadoop to assess billions of security threats in mere seconds. It collects information from every corner of its network, leveraging the data sent
Qualcomm Partners with Google’s VR Initiative Tango Qualcomm has announced that its Snapdragon 820 processors are now compatible with Google’s Tango, a part of the Silicon Valley giant’s augmented reality initiative. This may allow phone manufacturers to make their devices
100+ Companies Tell the US Government How to Foster IoT Growth IoT is one of the most anticipated and discussed telco market segments. Ericsson calculates that the IoT market will grow at CAGR 23% between 2015 and 2021, making up
Ericsson Launches Its Own Global CDN with Telcos Ericsson has taken a drastic step into disrupting the CDN market to launch a new ubiquitous CDN called UDN (Unified Delivery Network) which aggregates regional service provider capabilities on a global scale.
For several years, experts have predicted that 5G would be commercially available in 2020. In light of the recent technological advancements in orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, it seems that 5G is expected in the much nearer future. 5G will likely have
Skyhigh Networks Partners with Zscaler The cloud access security broker, Skyhigh networks, announced that they have begun a partnership with Zscaler, a cloud security company, which will focus on securing cloud services. The two companies have stated they will be
Last night, Ericsson unveiled “the world’s first commercial gigabit LTE solution,” a suite of hardware and software upgrades of commercial 4G LTE networks to allow for peak speeds of one gigabyte per second. The solution set is comprised of four
The Future of 5G Wireless CEO of Ericsson, Hans Vestberg estimates that commercial 5G networks should be available around 2018, with more than 10 spots around the world already testing early versions that show latency below 10 milliseconds, compared to
EdgeConnex Opens New Data Center with Comcast as Anchor Tenant EdgeConnex, a data center operator that specializes in edge data centers, has landed Comcast as their anchor tenant for a new center opening in Jacksonville, Florida. Due to Comcast’s new
Semiweekly Updates Ericsson and China Mobile Partner to Foster 5G Technology The world’s largest mobile operator, China Mobile Ltd., has recently signed a memorandum of understanding under China Mobile Research Institute with Ericsson to develop innovative 5G mobile network technologies
Top Weekly Updates Comcast to Rollout Gigabit Broadband by End of 2016 After a successful test of a DOCSIS 3.1 modem in Philadelphia, Comcast said it will offer a new gigabit-speed service by the end of 2016. So far, one
