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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1 week ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
One of the key drivers for maintaining the market advance of the UK’s gigabit broadband sector has been the emergence and continued presence of the alternative providers (altnets), with research commissioned by the Independent Networks Cooperative Association (INCA) concluding that the altnet sector is at a major turning point.
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1 week ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
The European Commission (EC)-backed Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) has announced its fourth funding call to boost European leadership in the development of next-generation 6G mobile technologies. Founded in 2021, the SNS JU is a public-private partnership that aims to facilitate and develop industrial leadership in Europe in 5G and 6G networks and services.
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1 week ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
Edge cloud service provider Qwilt is claiming a strategic inflection point for enterprises looking to optimise digital experiences, enable real-time analytics and reduce cloud dependency. Backed by Accel Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cisco Ventures, Disruptive, Innovation Endeavors, Marker, Redpoint Ventures and Digital Alpha, Qwilt’s stated mission is to make local edge compute and delivery more accessible than ever, unlocking more reliable, higher-quality experiences at greater scale.
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svgeurope.org | Joe O'Halloran
As delegates arrived at the Las Vegas Convention Centre for 2025’s edition of the NAB Show last week, they found a media and entertainment industry in the midst of dealing with intrinsic changes to its nature, governed by a number of key themes: artificial intelligence, sports, the creator economy, streaming and the cloud.
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1 week ago |
computerweekly.com | Joe O'Halloran
As industries race towards full automation, 2025 is emerging as a defining year for industrial transformation, with artificial intelligence (AI)-driven systems, cloud-powered analytics and ultra-fast connectivity all converging to reshape factory operations and optimise supply chains, says a study by Frost & Sullivan (F&S). In drawing up a list of imperatives reshaping industrial automation, the analyst not surprisingly highlighted the effects of AI in driving zero downtime, a business priority.
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With software-defined vehicles key to bringing it closer to customers, auto manufacturer deploys digital chassis solution to accelerate the time it takes to roll out new features to cars https://t.co/794i9GwUNi via @computerweekly
Demand to support continuous traffic growth sees New Zealand utility provider offer 400G broadband connectivity supplied by country’s leading telco and optical communications technologies supplier https://t.co/m7OtXxfw1e via @computerweekly
Automotive industry modular and integrated software firm gains cash injection intended to further strengthen its position offering middleware services for software-defined vehicles https://t.co/BJgMDBC4Ht via @computerweekly