This Tales From the Field article was contributed by Daniel Cáceres, PMP What a remote network outage revealed about ...

Three bits of interesting infrastructure development from EMEA. The country of Libya has opened its first subsea cable landing. O3 Group has launched ...

This Industry Viewpoint was authored by Alison White, Head of Voice at Epsilon Telecommunications Cloud and AI adoption is ...

A significant chunk of modern metro fiber is changing hands in the New York/New Jersey metro area. Today Pilot Fiber and Boldyn Networks have agreed to a ...

The economics of fixed wireless access have always been a story of two costs: the cost of reaching a subscriber, and the cost ...

Over the past decade, we have seen infrastructure investments in Latin America growing rapidly but with most of it going into data centers and subsea cables. But markets across the continent are ...

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Lumen announced the win of a significant chunk of state government dollars yesterday. California’s Department of Technology has awarded Lumen more than $400M to build out open-access middle-mile ...

For telecom companies, managing multiple supply chains can be a massive struggle and a drag on the business, especially when you’re relying on disconnected systems, disparate data, manual processes, ...

Artificial intelligence isn’t just changing how businesses operate; it’s redefining the very foundation of our digital infrastructure. Telco operators are sounding the alarm over AI-driven bandwidth ...

Immersive mixed reality, and extended reality technologies, which are comprised by virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), continue to be key driving factors in business innovation and ...

Some M&A, an upgrade, and a major expansion completed: There was a bit of last mile consolidation over in the UK today. The fiber operator Telcom Group has announced the acquisition of Luminet, a ...