As global carriers in aggressively pursue AI-driven automation, U.S. operators require architectural frameworks that enable innovation and manage infrastructure.

Dec. 11, 2006–Companies that implement a radio frequency identification (RFID) network to track material movement through a global supply chain risk being flooded with massive amounts of RFID data.

In today’s global marketplace, with its shrinking product life cycles and shorter time-to-market windows, business success is measured by the speed with which an organization can gather and analyze ...

NWN, the leading AI-powered managed services provider, today announced an expanded vision for Intelligent Connectivity, its next-generation Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) offering designed to unify and ...

SaaS platform reduces friction and complexity across disparate platforms so enterprises and managed service providers can rapidly deploy communication services "It can be incredibly complex and costly ...

FusionLayer announced today the acquisition of Omnitele, a globally recognized expert in mobile network performance, analytics, and engineering. This acquisition greatly boosts FusionLayer’s ...

Telecom networks are evolving from reactive, rule-based systems to "intent-driven" environments powered by Agentic AI.

Du strengthens its commitment to delivering next-generation network capabilities that enhance customer experiences across the ...

Network Function Virtualisation (NFV) represents a paradigm shift in the design and deployment of network services, decoupling software implementations of network functions from specialised hardware.