Telecom Ramblings has as open a comment policy as it can get away with. That means, your comment is entirely welcome as long as it doesn’t contain:
Anything else pretty much goes, including telling the owner of the site he’s a paid, unimaginative flunky whose socks don’t match – or whatever. He’s a big boy, he can take it.
on DDoS attacks may no longer be new, but they’re still an evolving threat: “The article title explicitly says “DDoS attacks may no longer be new”…” Feb 6, 20:24
on It Takes a Village to Deliver a Service: How Networks Can De-Complexify an Expanding Ecosystem: “Communication APIs can be a major boost to businesses and it’s a shame that more small businesses aren’t even aware…” Jan 16, 21:10
on HPE Buys Juniper, Looks Toward AI: “This sounds absolutely terrible for the marketplace.” Jan 10, 11:54
on DDoS attacks may no longer be new, but they’re still an evolving threat: “New? What are you talking about? Ddos has been going on for over 20 years…ignorant.” Dec 28, 16:17
on AI for the Telecoms Contact Center: Think Marathon, not Sprint: ““Caught in the gravitational pull of this AI-powered galaxy! Navigating through the cosmos of smart features and seamless interactions is…” Nov 29, 01:30
on Zayo Acquired Globalways, Expands in Europe: “Exciting news about Zayo’s acquisition of Globalways GmbH, a German metro fiber provider! With 360 route kilometers of fiber in…” Nov 21, 14:00 on California Turns to Lumen for the Middle Mile: “That seems a bit of a contradiction.” Oct 26, 10:42
That good.