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Communications service providers (CSPs) find themselves in the midst of their transformational journeys towards cloud-native operations, taking varying approaches and moving at varying paces. While it’s crystal clear this move

Explore the dynamic landscape of 5G and Open RAN deployments with Stephen Hire, the vice president for Marketing and Partnerships at VIAVI Solutions. In this article, we delve into the

Communications service providers (CSPs) across the globe are starting to offer new services, charge for new capabilities and increasingly operate as part of a wider digital ecosystem. This leaves the

WeKnow Media Q&A

Digital transformation offers new opportunities for communications service providers (CSPs) to flexibly deliver new network services over software-defined, cloud networks, such as 5G. However, this new service arena is complex

Facing high costs and declining margins for key services, telcos are struggling to achieve operational efficiencies and build for future digital services. Here, Manish Vyas, president of Tech Mahindra’s Communications,

TDC Group, the largest communications company in Denmark, recently split into two businesses: TDN NET, which owns and maintains all physical infrastructure, including fibre lines, and Nuuday, which provides digital

Communications service providers (CSPs) are looking to run their 5G workloads in an efficient and scalable way to help them achieve 5G monetisation as quickly as possible. Antony Savvas talks

As communications service providers (CSPs) introduce open radio access networks (RAN) and prepare for new 5G network use cases, the vendor landscape is transforming to offer greater choice and meet

Business strategies that involve 5G, edge computing and virtualised networking demand a universal structure for the deployment, interconnection and management of the physical and virtual assets these capabilities require. Essentially,