Service Provider

Service providers are moving away from core networking to edge computing, and service platforms are now multi-cloud, creating more complexity.

Service providers are undergoing a technological revolution that moves applications and computing functions to the edge of their network.

Network performance improvements and IoT capabilities promise to help businesses move even faster. Yet uncertainty about this new technology is prevalent.

In a world driven by apps, how do service providers accommodate the masses of IoT devices, applications, consumers and bandwidth requirements?

The breakthroughs made in healthcare, automotive, and industrial IoT can really achieve game-changing advancements to help society at large.

Cisco, Ericsson, Nokia and other non-Chinese vendors have a unique opportunity to lead with security in their 5G MEC applications.

Service providers must consider 6 new security threats when planning protection strategies for 5G networks.

Edge computing environments, the deployment of 5G networks and the mass adoption of IoT devices have placed new cybersecurity demands on service providers.

It's now possible to start rolling out managed security solutions to support NB-IoT before the wave of commercial and subscriber devices reach the market.

With IoT & 5G happening in real-time and in parallel, SPs are leading in the deployment race for effective cyber-defense systems for higher ed institutions.

IoT is being leveraged to monitor and protect species that are integral to our global ecosystems, from rhinos to dairy cows to honeybees.

Last week, I drove my oldest to college, which took me through Iowa's cornfields. As I gazed upon aisle after aisle of corn, the synapses in my brain started firing and I considered how vulnerable farmers are to agricultural IoT attacks that can impact what used to be a simple livelihood.