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Kubermatic releases KubeOne 1.0: Simplified Kubernetes operations everywhere for everyone
On the occasion of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe Virtual, Kubermatic, a multi-cloud and edge Kubernetes automation software company that powers IT operations at scale, announces general availability of KubeOne 1.0
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GÉANT awards Infinera contract to deploy 600G transmission technology to interconnect Pan-European research community
Infinera announced that GÉANT, Europe’s leading collaboration on network and related infrastructure and services for research and education, selected Infinera’s industry-leading 600G transmission technology for its next-generation pan-European network. Using Infinera’s Groove (GX) Series Compact Modular Platform, FlexILS Open Optical Line System, and professional services, GÉANT is undertaking the most significant refresh of its network in a decade as part of a major EU-funded project designed to support the needs of Europe’s research and education community for the next 15 years
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WORK Microwave transforms maritime satellite communications with Intellian and Telesat
Companies demo high-throughput data transmission via a single wideband carrier designed to work at sea in any type of weather conditions more
SES announces next phase of strategic transformation
Company to explore the creation of pure-play market verticals through the potential separation of its data business within SES - ‘Simplify and Amplify’ will drive focus on company’s core strengths, simplify its operations and facilitate innovation for future growth
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Nokia Bell Labs’ world records and innovations in fiber optics to enable faster and higher capacity 5G networks of the future
Nokia Bell Labs announced that its researchers have set the world record for the highest single carrier bit rate at 1.52 Terabits per second (Tbit/s) over 80 km of standard single mode fiber -- the equivalent of simultaneously streaming 1.5 million YouTube videos – which is four times the market’s current state-of-the-art of approximately 400 Gigabits per second
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