Sandeep Raina

Smart industry is causing a tremendous impact on how services will be delivered and managed. Smart industry expects cars, homes, cities, factories, and devices to be more efficiently and reliably connected,

5G standalone networks, designed for varied enterprise services, require network functions to be created and removed, literally, in a jiffy. We are now entering a world of sub-second and microsecond

Edge and WAN networks are morphing rapidly. They are becoming increasingly application-aware and offer dynamic route selection with higher application quality.

Virtualisation is sweeping across the mobile world. It has already taken over the core networks of the operators, and now aims to take baby steps into the RAN network, starting

Virtualisation is sweeping across the mobile world. It has already taken over the core networks of the operators, and now aims to take baby steps into the radio access network

NFV-core based 5G networks have already caught the fancy of the telco cloud service provider. The reasons for this are its promise of high quality of service (QoS).

High speed, high reliability and low latency are the key benefits that CSPs expect from 5G. While high speed (targeted at 20 Gbps) helps to upload and download video-based content

High speed, high reliability and low latency are the key benefits that CSPs expect from 5G. While high speed (targeted at 20 Gbps) helps to upload and download video-based content

As CSPs undergo digital transformation – which means offering digital services through a Telco Cloud environment – they face a whole set of operational challenges, including operating a new virtualised

The Telco Cloud, defined as virtualised infrastructure to run digital services and agile operations, has not only paved the way for digitalisation of CSP businesses, but also opened up new