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A new era for cellular IoT – five ways eSIM changes everything

SGP.32 introduces a streamlined eSIM architecture for IoT, enabling global, zero-touch provisioning. It reduces complexity, boosts flexibility, and shifts power dynamics all over the...

What impact will gen AI have on networks? 9 takeaways from the Ericsson Mobility Report

When it comes to network impacts of gen AI, watch the uplink: Ericsson Mobility Report Artificial intelligence, and generative AI in particular, is causing a...

Balancing quality, cost and carbon — why cloud-native means greener, leaner networks

Cloud-native networks may help operators minimize energy use, reduce carbon footprints and lower costs Cloud-native architectures are reshaping telecom networks, often spotlighted for their agility,...

5G Testing Challenge: Private networks

In neutral-host private networks, testing and integration are particularly important There are a number of network testing challenges that are evident at the halfway point...

5G testing challenges: FWA

FWA services have been a success. What has that meant for testing? One clear success for 5G thus far has been the emergence of...

The A’s and E’s of modern network test and assurance

What do modern network test and assurance tools and strategies need to look like, to satisfy operator needs and provide a positive user experience?...

What is SK Telecom doing in the AI infra field?

SK Telecom, South Korea’s leading telecommunications company, is making significant strides in AI infrastructure to position itself as a global powerhouse Through its comprehensive “AI...

What is the Stargate AI project?

The Stargate AI project is one of the most ambitious infrastructure initiatives ever launched to support AI Spearheaded by a powerful group of technology and...

Why is networking critical to AI infrastructure?

As AI becomes more embedded in our daily lives, supporting infrastructure must evolve to meet the surging demands. While GPUs and data center design often...

AI in the RAN (AI RAN) vs AI on the RAN – different concepts, different questions

In telecom, ‘AI RAN’ and ‘AI in the RAN’ (AI in RAN) refer to the same concept, effectively: the integration of artificial intelligence (AI)...

Inside InvestAI — Europe’s ambitious $20 billion plan to build AI gigafactories

The European Union has unveiled an ambitious new plan dubbed InvestAI, part of which includes the buildout of large-scale AI gigafactories At the AI Action...

From legacy to agility — What’s driving the cloud-native transformation?

Telecom operators are moving from legacy systems to cloud-native networks built for speed, scale and resilience As global data demands accelerate and next-generation services take...

What are AI colocation and edge data centers?

As AI reshapes nearly every industry, the infrastructure supporting these technologies is rapidly evolving Though often mentioned together, AI colocation and AI edge data centers...

The top six locations for AI infrastructure

As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries worldwide, the demand for high-performance AI infrastructure is expanding at a fast pace These facilities are the digital...

Why are the Nordic countries ideal for AI infra?

The Nordic region — which includes Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland — is becoming one of the most important areas in the world for...

Top five AI data center projects in India

India is actively promoting AI adoption through initiatives like the IndiaAI mission India is rapidly emerging as a global hub for artificial intelligence (AI) development....

What infra upgrades are needed to handle AI energy spikes?

AI workloads don’t just consume energy—they consume it with patterns that are impossible to predict. This is why infrastructure upgrades are key In sum –...

Is the network still the star? How cloud-native forces telcos to rethink their role

In a world of cloud-native infrastructure, is the network still the backbone — or just another service in the stack? As telecom networks evolve into...

Chaos engineering — Why telcos should break things on purpose

Telcos are adopting chaos engineering to test resiliency, reduce downtime and ensure systems can withstand real-world failures — before they happen. As telecom networks adopt...

Five things to know about liquid cooling in AI data centers

AI is changing the rules of data center design, and liquid cooling is emerging as a critical piece of the puzzle As artificial intelligence workloads...

Five things to know about AI infrastructure data center liquid cooling

Liquid cooling technology is certainly a strategic consideration for any data center company that wants to compete in the AI space As artificial intelligence (AI)...

Innovation at the ‘speed of cloud’ — Why are DevOps and CI/CD critical for cloud-native networks?

DevOps is the strategy of bringing together development and operations teams to collaborate to automate the network lifecycle; CI/CD is the execution of this...

Five key things to know about AI infra investments in Japan

SoftBank and KDDI are moving fast to have a leading position in the AI infra sector in Japan with their AI data centers Japan is...

Three telco cloud models — and who is using them

As networks go cloud-native, telecom operators face pivotal choices between telco private clouds or public and hybrid clouds As telecom networks transition to cloud-native...

AI-optimized data center — five critical components

AI-optimized data centers require GPUs, TPUs, high-speed networking, advanced cooling systems, as well as fast and scalable storage As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to rapidly...
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