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How to maximise 5G network value in the AI era

Total Telecom

As high-quality videos and interactive media become more widely used, mobile data usage is expected to rise to an unprecedented level, again highlighting the need for more spectrum, more network capacity, and greater upload and download bandwidth.

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Improving Network Resiliency in the Face of Extreme Weather

Broadband Breakfast

Given fiber optic cabling’s longevity and future-proof bandwidth capacity, under certain conditions underground deployments can often last decades with minimal maintenance and are immune to most weather events. The key is developing a comprehensive emergency restoration plan and keeping it up to date.

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Relive the Innovation: AWS Next Level Demo Recordings from MWC24

AWS Telecommunications

Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona was another successful year where AWS for Telecom was on hand to deliver insightful sessions and interactive demos providing attendees with an opportunity to engage with AWS experts.

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CES 2025: Intel announces edge compute processors with AI inferencing capabilities

IEEE ComSoc

Those edge processors are targeted at compute servers running in hospitals, retail stores, factory floors and other “edge” locations that sit between big data centers and end-user devices. Intel’s chips for telecom operators reside inside its NEX business unit. faster performance and better usage per watt.

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Protecting The Nation's Critical Communications Infrastructure From Theft and Vandalism

Broadband Breakfast

While these high-bandwidth communications and data lines consist of glass optical fibers typically encased by plastic sheaths and do not contain copper, fiber components are often mistaken for the copper wires in telephone networks. Stolen network equipment that has been recovered, but likely not reusable.