SaaS

As enterprises shift workloads into colocation facilities, visibility gaps across shared infrastructure can undermine performance and resilience. End-to-end network observability, including packet-level inspection, helps IT teams identify faults faster, reduce …

New on-demand core service from Ericsson and Google Cloud promises scale, speed and integrated AI Ericsson has teamed up with Google Cloud to launch an on-demand network core service, meant …

The vast majority of CSPs have digitally transformed the systems and automated many of the processes to support their B2C customers. Many are now turning their attention to transforming the …

The telco cloud solution is generally available in North America and has reportedly been deployed by more than 100 CSPs Amazon Web Services (AWS) and cloud communications platform Alianza, Inc. …

5G Standalone (5G SA) Core creates impact by enabling new services and new efficiencies that deliver 5G’s exciting capabilities and performance levels. In 2023, I worked with communications service providers …

The current economic climate might be uncertain, but one thing is not: companies are still heavily investing in high-bandwidth network services. FiberLight recently surveyed 1,750 corporate and IT executives, and …

Charging systems are critical network components when it comes to monetizing new services and capabilities. But as Nokia’s Head of the Charging Business Line Jonah Pransky told RCR Wireless News, …

FortiGate CNF reduces security operations workload with a simplified interface and no security infrastructure to manage, claims Fortinet Fortinet on Monday announced the release of its FortiGate Cloud-Native Firewall (CNF) on Amazon …

Enterprises can integrate the new CPaaS using APIs and plug-ins, no coding required, the company says Belgian international telco services company BICS has announced the launch of its Communications Platform …

Altiplano Access Controller and Wi-Fi Cloud Controller are available, along with modem activation tools and more, according to Nokia Nokia on Thursday introduced its cross-portfolio lineup of Fixed Networks solutions …

Nokia first made its entry into providing operators with SaaS solutions in 2021, when it introduced the Nokia Data Marketplace Nokia launched a new Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution designed to help communication service …

Nokia said its OSS, BSS, and security software applications will be unified under the company’s AI and machine learning-focused AVA division Nokia announced that it is strengthening its software portfolio …

Siemens has completed its acquisition of US firm Brightly, a provider of cloud-based asset management and maintenance management software for buildings, and more broadly for built infrastructure. Brightly joins Siemens’ …

Ericsson will close the deal later this month, after passing muster with U.S. Committee on Foreign Investments Ericsson said Friday that federal regulators have approved its acquisition of enterprise cloud …

The Wi-Fi SaaS service is designed to help CSPs launch and monetize Wi-Fi solutions Claiming an industry first, Enea launched a complete Wi-Fi Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) service management solution for Communication Service …

Nokia on the role of SaaS for telecom workloads: A vision of a “fully-automated network on demand” AUSTIN—As virtualization, at this point mature in the core network, is making an …

Nokia’s new telco SaaS offerings target network efficiency, home device management and network anomaly detection.

Dell is offering cyberattack recovery as a service for its Apex cloud service customers, and will add support for data warehousing Snowflake.

Worldwide digital transformation efforts will drive public cloud spending close to $500 billion this year, according to Gartner.

CSPS pivoting to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) can save reduce IT costs by 25% over 5 years, according to new research.

Public cloud spending is on the rise, led by Anything as a Service (XaaS) segments. Is this the inevitable future of cloud computing?

Anything as a Service (XaaS) presents limitless possibilities for enterprises and telcos to iterate new ideas, but challenges abound.

“Anything as a Service” or XaaS fundamentally changes enterprise telecom consumption, and gives operators an opportunity to iterate.

Anything as a Service (XaaS) is a broad market trend, but three business segments have stood apart – SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS.

XaaS, or anything as a service, is a category of cloud computing and remote access services delivered over the Internet.