Telecom Ramblings

A pretty big chunk of Midwestern data center space quietly changed hands this week. The buyer is News Press & Gazette Company, and the target was Omaha’s Nebraska Data Centers. [Read more →]

This Industry Viewpoint was authored by Stacey Kuyf, writer and content strategist for atmail

The cloud is no longer new technology. In fact, according to research by Citrix, by 2025 it will be so entrenched in our business processes that the term will be obsolete. This is because the cloud will simply be synonymous [Read more →]

Three items of interest from west to east across Eurasia: [Read more →]

This article was authored by Dylan Bushell-Embling, and was originally posted on telecomasia.net.

The Malaysian government has announced a 1 billion ringgit ($239.7 million) initiative to improve the nation’s telecoms connectivity in the market in order to promote growth of its digital economy. [Read more →]

Three interesting items worth noting at midweek: [Read more →]

This Industry Viewpoint was authored by David W Wang

Recently I’ve received quite some inquiries from readers of my Telecom Ramblings’ blog, showing interest in my new book “Software Defined WAN for the Digital Age- A Bold Transition to Next Generation Networking”, which is being officially [Read more →]

Here are a few quick takes on some other recent news worth noting: [Read more →]

EdgeConneX has added another market to its European footprint, and contrary to their usual methods they have done it inorganically. The edge data center builder and operator has acquired the Linxdatacenter facility in Warsaw, Poland. [Read more →]

As it prepares to roll out 5G for real, Verizon is realigning its internal structure to hopefully reflect the new realities of the networking business. The company is shifting toward customer-facing operating groups backed by a common network operations organization. [Read more →]

It has been a while since Zayo had kicked off a new longhaul fiber buildout, so on Friday they made up for lost time and announced two of them. Both projects connect up more of Zayo’s East Coast infrastructure to the rest of its national dark fiber assets. [Read more →]

Some of the industry’s newer fiber assets changed hands late last week. Resurgence Infrastructure Group has purchased Strome Fiber Holdings, taking over the company’s presence in the southeastern US. [Read more →]

This Industry Viewpoint was authored by Eric Holtzclaw, Chief Strategist of PossibleNOW

The GDPR (General Data Privacy Regulation) passed in the European Union (EU) in May of 2018 and is one of the most popular topics of discussion amongst telecom businesses who may or may not conduct business on an international level. Time and time again, [Read more →]

Three items from different parts of the cloud to keep an eye on: [Read more →]

I’m on the road this week, but the rest of the world rolls on.  Here are a few US network bits of news worth noting: [Read more →]

A few items from Europe worth noting from the first half of this week: [Read more →]

Reports over the weekend emerged that Italy’s TIM Group is taking a look at the future of its international division, Sparkle. The word is that the investment bank Rothschild will be hired to advise TIM about a potential sale. [Read more →]

This article was authored by Dylan Bushell-Embling, and was originally posted on telecomasia.net.

The consortium behind the INDIGO Central subsea cable has announced its landing in Sydney, Australia. [Read more →]

The cloud computing space may be about to shift again due to a dramatic weekend M&A announcement from IBM.  The industry giant has announced an agreement to acquire the Linux specialist Red Hat.   [Read more →]

Telia Carrier and Infinera have teamed up to achieve a new milestone in bandwidth. In an announcement this morning, the two revealed what they bill as the first real-time 600Gbps wavelengths in a live production network. [Read more →]

This Industry Viewpoint was contributed by Fabrice Coquio, Managing Director of Interxion France

In today’s digital world, physical location is still critically important for the creation and distribution of digital content. One French city is a classic example. [Read more →]

Two interconnection partnerships, some metro-subsea connectivity, and a bit of UCaaS north of the border: [Read more →]

Zayo announced yesterday that it has sold some dark fiber to Quantum Xchange on the east coast. Quantum Xchange is working on a national network to power its Quantum Key Distribution network, which leverages new techniques from quantum mechanics to encrypt and decrypt messages. [Read more →]

A couple bits of news from around the world that are worth noting at mid-week: [Read more →]