BROWSING: Telco Cloud Fundamentals

DevOps: A cornerstone of cloud computing, but still novel to many network operators. Orange, KORE, and WGTwo share their experiences.

5G sits at intersection of two major business trends: the enterprise pivot to hybrid cloud, and the labor trend towards hybrid work.

5G bare-metal infrastructure helps CSPs and hyperscalers deliver and manage predictable performance at the edge.

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is an information security approach that restricts user access to only what the user needs.

Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) is an essential part of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), cloud-based network security.

Edge federation is a standards-driven effort to enable seamless handoff between edge computing architectures.

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) has emerged out of necessity to respond to changes in enterprise security, forced by cloud adoption.

Disruption is a Service is a state of mind positioned for success in the on-demand cloud services market, says Rakuten.

Bain & Company thinks XaaS, or Anything as a Service, is a $400 billion opportunity waiting for telcos by 2025.

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

How are network monitoring and optimization changing as 5G networks mature? RCR Wireless News reached out to Matt Beal, senior vice president of software development for Oracle Communications, for perspective on how it is helping its Communications Service Provider customers with the increasing complexity of 5G...

A December 2021 report from STL Partners found that telecom operators view hyperscale cloud providers in three ways: Partners, threats and models. Business partners, because they can “drive new areas of demand and provide infrastructure-as-a-service for operators' IT and operational payloads.” Threats, because they...

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.

AWS: 'The cloud can do more than modernize programs; it empowers governments to streamline operations and work towards long term sustainability goals' Ever the over-achiever, Amazon has established its own sort of sustainability pledge, calling it "The Climate Pledge". The pledge, founded in partnership with...

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

Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solutions help enterprises with operational efficiency and scale as they move to the cloud.

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

The Evolved Packet Core converges voice and data, but silos network functions (NFs). 5G's cloud-native core makes NFs addressable services.

Network automation is essential to almost every use case for 5G, not only for telcos but also for enterprises.

Telco clouds were always private clouds. But a new generation of hyperscale-adjacent telecom services blur the lines.

The scalable and agile cloud architecture that governs both telco cloud and IT cloud is the same, even though service requirements are not.

The zero-touch network: a cloud optimizes and fixes itself without human intervention. Does it deliver the agility and scale operators need?

Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) infrastructure is being deployed globally, coordinating efforts between network operators and hyperscalers.