Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 73

IDC says the telco industry is scrambling to convert entire data centres from vertically integrated stacks to software-defined infrastructure.

With a $5m growth in revenue and 92,000 more customers over the last year, Vodafone remains in a strong position despite $7.7m less profit than 2017.

Extreme Broadband has launched JBIX in Malaysia, the country's first open internet exchange available to all organisations around the world.

A new report shows the shift to software-defined infrastructure will lead the telco compute and storage infrastructure market to over US$16b by 2022.

GlobalData technology analyst Siow Meng Soh offers his view on opportunities and challenges to the parties involved in the TPG-VHA merger.

Ingram Micro has provided an eBook that provides insights from key vendors to help partners flourish in this burgeoning industry.

Although only 18% of respondents report a heavy use of tech to manage their homes today, 69% believe they will be heavy tech users in 50 years.

The new network functions virtualisation infrastructure category is under carrier network infrastructure and looks to be a high growth area.

Events like this provide a unique opportunity to meet up with leading organisations and players in most of the vertical sectors.

TeamTalk posts GBP £4.4m profit, up debt reduction efforts and invests heavily in infrastructure, aiming for a nationwide digital radio roll-out by 2019.

NTT DOCOMO to provide telecommunication services for the 2019 Rugby World Cup, marking the tournament's debut in Asia.

Although the US has the most established market, Frost & Sullivan says 'market-savvy' vendors will be targeting APAC and its rapid growth.

Schneider Electric's Steven Carlini discusses the new wave of optimism surrounding 5G and what this means for the future of micro data centers.

VMware will provide service assurance for communications service providers as they roll out competitive new services on current and 5G networks.

The Commerce Commission has names published its priority focus areas for the upcoming year, including implementing new telecommunication regulations.

By 2020, Spark expects its wireless-network specific capex to be between 25%-35% of Spark’s overall capital expenditure envelope.

The two companies have already started offering IoT business services across Southeast Asia and the United States, with other regions to follow.

Ericsson announced that the company has increased its U.S. footprint by expanding its partnership with Verizon.

While 5G promises to shake up the world of mobile apps, communications, and IoT, 5G’s potential for scalability may end up taking a darker turn.

The demand for base stations will drive growth in the radio access network market, with shipments expected to top 20 million by 2023, says Dell'Oro.