Telecom Ramblings

I'll be at the Telecom Exchange today, so if you're there don't hesitate to say hi.  In the meantime, here are a few news bytes to keep an eye on: [Read more →]

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

Australia's largest operator Telstra has announced plans to eliminate 8,000 jobs and establish a standalone infrastructure business as part of a broad-based restructuring strategy. [Read more →]

According to a fascinating report over on Capacity this morning, the melting ice up north has brought with it a new iteration of Arctic cable dreams. A new cable project is close to lining up the backing necessary to connect East Asia and Europe via a northern route. [Read more →]

A few news items worth noting, one from the world of politics and two featuring data centers getting additional connectivity. [Read more →]

Italy's newest infrastructure player has made another consolidation move. IRIDEOS today announced the acquisition of Enter. [Read more →]

Well, they certainly wasted no time. Two days after a federal judge nixed the federal government's objections to the deal, AT&T has completed its acquisition of Time Warner. [Read more →]

This Industry Viewpoint was authored by Prodapt

As per Gartner report titled “The Gartner scenario for Communications Service Providers: Routes to the future,” digital/adjacent market services like Pay TV, VOD, M2M communications, and data-only connections will be contributing towards revenue growth [Read more →]

A few quick takes for the day: two new data centers, some colo for webscale, and an Ethernet partnership. [Read more →]

The ink isn't even dry on the judge's decision rejecting the federal government's suit to stop the AT&T/Time Warner Deal, and Comcast has already made its move. Yesterday the cable giant officially bid for Twenty-First Century Fox. [Read more →]

In a pair of interesting announcements this morning, ADVA offered a glimpse of what is to come in the realm of quantum-powered network security. [Read more →]

AT&T is definitely having a good week. Yesterday a federal judge ruled in the company's favor and swept away the federal government's objections to the company's purchase of Time Warner. [Read more →]

EdgeConneX and Renovo have announced a new collaboration to advance 'Vehicle-Edge-Cloud Infrastructure and Data Orchestration'. They hope to pair EdgeConneX's data centers out at the network edge with Renovo's cloud-based software to better support deployment of automated vehicle fleets at scale. [Read more →]

Here are a few quick takes on news from the start of this week: [Read more →]

It will be official today, the net neutrality regulations put in place under former FCC chairman Julius Genachowski will be wiped from the books.  This has been a major piece of current FCC chairman Ajit Pai's agenda, and he can now check it off of his to-do list. [Read more →]

This article was authored by Allan Tan, and was originally posted on telecomasia.net

The worldwide Ethernet switch market (Layer 2/3) recorded $6.29 billion in revenue in the first quarter of 2018 (1Q18), a healthy increase of 10.9% year over year. Meanwhile, the worldwide [Read more →]

Some news from around the world to finish off the week: [Read more →]

This Industry Viewpoint was contributed by Scott Askins, VP of Channels and Strategic Alliances at Netrality Properties

It’s no secret that cloud adoption has risen astronomically over the past few years. Thanks to the even more recent explosion of public cloud services, hybrid cloud has replaced private clouds as the most dominant force in enterprise computing. According to McAfee, more than half of the enterprises they surveyed in 2017 had adopted hybrid cloud, and they forecasted [Read more →]

Here's a quick rundown on some other news from this week: [Read more →]

The Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim is making a new move on the US telecommunications marketplace. America Movil announced plans today for a new US-based subsidiary, Claro Enterprise Solutions LLC. [Read more →]

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

Super SEA Cable Networks has announced that the SEAX-1 subsea cable system linking Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia is now ready for provisional acceptance. [Read more →]

Three interesting bits of fiber news from three metro areas in the eastern and northeastern US: [Read more →]

In the news so far this week are two colo buildouts and two network expansions across four data centers in four global markets: [Read more →]

CenturyLink says it will be handling the transmission of international distribution and unilateral feeds for this summer's soccer World Cup for key networks in the Americas.  The networks include Fox in the USA, TV Azteca in Mexico, and both RCN and Caracol in Colombia. [Read more →]