Joe O'Halloran
Networking Editor at Computer Weekly
Networking Editor ComputerWeekly. Evidence-based science. Observable truths. Things that connect. Rusty junker squawker. Boogie with a suitcase. #LFC.
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5 days ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
Even though the internet of things (IoT) arena is definitely on the rise, businesses relying on globally connected IoT devices are facing a major shift in how these assets will need to be managed, driven by new technical standards and evolving market complexities, leading to the arrival of the concept of the eSIM orchestrator (eSO), according to a study from industry research firm Transforma Insights.
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5 days ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
Research from Cisco has revealed that while the benefits of agentic artificial intelligence (AI) are clear, a human connection remains essential and robust governance is non-negotiable. The race to an agentic future: how agentic AI will transform customer experience study surveyed 7,950 business and technical decision-makers in organisations with a turnover of at least $10m, with 55% of respondents working in organisations with a turnover of at least $100m.
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5 days ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
Any new or enhanced sports and events stadium has to be a communications hub capable of meeting the connectivity demands of its visitors, and as it prepares to open the doors on a stadium and multi-purpose complex that it believes will set standards not only in its home city of Valencia, but across Spain, the Roig Arena has selected Extreme Networks to deliver end-to-end connectivity and network analytics at the venue.
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1 week ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
T-Mobile’s enterprise arm, T-Mobile for Business, has become the exclusive user of tech firm Inseego’s first 5G Advanced-based services, namely a 5G cellular router FX4100 and mesh Wi-Fi node. The Inseego product line incorporates 5G mobile broadband and 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) services.
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1 week ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
Just as research from Dell’Oro Group reveals that the high-end router market has posted its first positive year-on-year (YoY) growth rate since the second quarter of 2023, Nokia has launched two Wi-Fi 7 gateways designed to deliver reliable, ultrafast broadband to meet the demands of streaming, video, smart home and security applications.
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Study finds almost half of UK organisations say their network and connectivity infrastructure is not ready to support new technology initiatives, in particular artificial intelligence https://t.co/9NeiyromaY via @computerweekly
Business arm of UK mobile operator unveils what it says is the first large-scale eSIM trial for business in two of the UK's largest cities to allow customers to test network capabilities before possible switch https://t.co/IvsLo3eOSG via @computerweekly
So-called US ‘un-carrier’ highlights AI automation, immersive technology like AR/XR and ‘seemingly infinite’ new industrial use cases to benefit from next-generation mobile network https://t.co/KNWMaheO0i via @computerweekly