EldoTelecom

FEBRUARY 29, 2024

Excerpted from Service Unavailable: America’s Telecommunications Infrastructure Crisis U.S policymaking on Internet infrastructure began shortly before the Internet was decommissioned as a government-run network in the mid-1990s. In 1993, the Clinton administration issued a policy framework titled The National Information Infrastructure: Agenda for Action.

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MHO

FEBRUARY 29, 2024

In the digital transformation era, the capability to perform an effective data migration—transferring data between computers, servers, or various systems—is no mere convenience but a necessity. This guide provides a robust framework for best practices in data migration, catering to businesses seeking to modernize and compete in a market that demands agility and resilience.

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CADY

FEBRUARY 28, 2024

Choosing the right business phone system provider is a critical decision with far-reaching implications for your long-term communications success. This comprehensive guide explores the advantages of selecting a local phone system provider over national or global alternatives. While it may be tempting to purchase and install a phone system from a well-known national or global provider, there are numerous benefits to choosing a local company.

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Mobilise

FEBRUARY 27, 2024

When did eSIM come out? Who invented eSIM? In the ever-evolving landscape of telecommunications, the emergence of eSIMs (embedded Subscriber Identity Modules) has marked a revolutionary shift in how we connect and communicate. As we navigate the intricacies of our digitally-driven world, it becomes crucial to understand the origins, evolution, and inventors behind this transformative […] The post When did eSIM come out?

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EldoTelecom

FEBRUARY 29, 2024

"AT&T said in a statement that input and feedback from community stakeholders, including comments in public hearings held and planned “is a critical part of the process of upgrading customers from outdated copper lines to more advanced, higher speed technologies like fiber and wireless, which consumers are increasingly demanding.” (Emphasis added) [link] There is a logical flaw in this reasoning that suggests modernizing the legacy copper voice telephone lines to fiber to the premises (FTTP)

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GeoTel Blog

FEBRUARY 27, 2024

AI Demand and NVIDIA: Tech Forces to be Reckoned With When it comes to technology and investment, two trends are changing the game and reshaping industries and markets alike.

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AWS Telecommunications

FEBRUARY 26, 2024

It is time to take a different approach to network and operations New technology rollouts, more complex service introductions, and increased network complexity make network operations and lifecycle management of services more expensive. Operators need to improve their mode of operation and accelerate the identification of problems, addressing them reactively or proactively to minimize impact to customer experience.

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EldoTelecom

FEBRUARY 26, 2024

Gigapower CEO Bill Hogg – the brand name for AT&T’s joint venture with BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Fund to build open access fiber delivery advanced telecommunications infrastructure -- boasted other open access networks would be unable to scale up like Gigapower. Gigapower will be “much larger than any other provider in the space,” Hogg declared at a webcast panel presentation last September hosted by Broadband Breakfast.

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GeoTel Blog

FEBRUARY 27, 2024

When it comes to technology and investment, two trends are changing the game and reshaping industries and markets alike.

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EldoTelecom

MARCH 1, 2024

2000 Democratic Party Platform on "Bridging the Digital Divide" Democrats believe that every American - regardless of income, geography, race, or disability - should be able to reach across a computer keyboard, and reach the vast new worlds of knowledge, commerce, and communication that are available at the touch of a fingertip. That is why Democrats fought for the e-rate to wire every classroom and library to the Internet.

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