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Joe O'Halloran

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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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  • 3 days ago | computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran

    In what is said to mark the debut of the world’s first telco-delivered, network-embedded secure access service edge (SASE) offering designed specifically for businesses of all sizes, Swisscom has launched Beem, a converged networking and cyber security service operated entirely within its infrastructure based on the Versa Sovereign SASE platform, attributed with transforming enterprise security, making it simpler, faster and safer.

  • 3 days ago | computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran

    After a joint call for proposals in July 2024 to be part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA’s) InCubed2 programme, the UK Space Agency has announced funding worth £2.5m for five projects across the UK to use satellite data to help transform the delivery of public services. Space is identified as a frontier industry in the UK government’s new industrial strategy, a 10-year plan designed to increase business investment and grow the industries of the future in the UK.

  • 3 days ago | computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran

    In the latest example of the growing crucial nature of communications infrastructure, Thames Freeport has forged a partnership with Verizon Business and Nokia to deploy private 5G networks across multiple key logistics, manufacturing and innovation sites along the River Thames Estuary.

  • 3 days ago | computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran

    US fibre broadband builder Brightspeed and end-to-end broadband services delivery platform provider Calix have revealed a technical trial they claim paves the way for “future-proof” broadband that can power the next decade of digital innovation, from immersive gaming and augmented or virtual reality (AR/VR) to enterprise-scale connectivity.

  • 3 days ago | computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran

    Scandinavia has long been regarded as a connectivity hotspot, and to maintain this reputation for its clients in the era of increased and network-intensive artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, Arelion has upgraded its Scandinavian network to connect hyperscale datacentres and serve the region’s booming AI markets.

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Joe O'Halloran
Joe O'Halloran @JoeyJOH
9 Jun 25

Research reveals costly impact of outages and spotlights critical turning point in enterprise network architecture changing how IT leaders think about networks, such as what it is, what it enables and how it protects organisations. https://t.co/jqhRJUdtGg via @computerweekly

Joe O'Halloran
Joe O'Halloran @JoeyJOH
9 Jun 25

Integrated mobile network vehicle-to-everything communication platform allows connected vehicles to talk to each other, road users and infrastructure. https://t.co/zLy0mAZRQl via @computerweekly

Joe O'Halloran
Joe O'Halloran @JoeyJOH
9 Jun 25

Leading UK neutral host provider boosts connectivity at first direct bank arena, laying groundwork for all UK mobile operators to provide uninterrupted, high-speed 5G coverage at the venue. https://t.co/q1emuDMJ9l via @computerweekly