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WiFi4EU initiative: how will it work?
European citizens will soon benefit from the WiFi4EU initiative which supports installing free public Wi-Fi hotspots in local communities across the EU: in public squares, town halls, parks, libraries, and other public spaces moreITU International Satellite Symposium strengthens space... more
EU celebrates end of roaming charges while Commission will... more
Number of mobile subscribers worldwide hits 5 billion... more
Products
Infinera unveils XTM II for cloud scale metro packet-optical applications
Infinera, a provider of Intelligent Transport Networks, unveiled today the XTM II, a next generation packet-optical platform delivering rich Layer 0, Layer 1 and Layer 2 services with high density, low latency and low power consumption. XTM II is optimized for bandwidth-intensive cloud scale applications at the metro edge, such as Remote PHY, 5G transport and data center interconnect (DCI), that are deployable in facilities with restricted space and power moreEndpoint visibility identified as key in new security paradigm... more
Ixia extends CloudLens Private to deliver visibility into... more
MultiCloud meets microservices: New connectivity models are a... more
Interviews
Unicorns and baby unicorns – So adorable but where do they go from here?
Billion-dollar startups are the talk of the town; a unicorn´s CEO can´t sneeze without it showing up on Valleywag, or the founder being parodied on the hit TV show, “Silicon Valley”. Meanwhile, everyone is watching the baby unicorns, the next-generation startups that appear to be on the fast-track to a massive valuation. Not yet household names outside the venture and tech communities, the baby unicorns represent tremendous potential for their investors. Or do they? And there are the reliable technology leaders – not unicorns, not baby unicorns, perhaps not even startups. Solid performers who generate innovation…and revenues. How do they all fit together in the fast-moving industry? moreNew technology approaches to today’s threat environment... more
Software defined cloud networking – the formless in pursuit... more
Cloud service innovation: who’s investing in what?... more
Articles
A trillion-dollar boost: Salesforce releases new research on the economic impact of Artificial Intelligence on CRM
By 2021, AI-powered CRM activities could increase global business revenues by $1.1 trillion and create 800,000 net-new jobs, according to predictions in new study. The global market for AI in CRM is estimated to jump from $7.9 billion in 2016 to $46.3 billion by 2021 moreTrump’s tough talk may crush chinese vendors’ US plans... more
21 billion IoT devices will ship with embedded real-time... more
Cisco Visual Networking Index predicts Global annual IP... more
UK's most innovative cyber security company of the year... more
Dame Stella Rimington and Jeremy Paxman announced as guest... more
Lots of tailwind for the new-look CeBIT in june 2018... more