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Wake-up call – The CVE program is vital
In mid-April 2025, the world came perilously close to losing a critical, load bearing piece of the world’s cybersecurity infrastructure – the CVE..
Converged PON: Enabling operators to meet demand for high-speed broadband– Part 2: the converged PON solution
Communications Service Providers (CSPs) face a complex balancing act between pursuing economic viability and fulfilling their social responsibility to expand internet access. According to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), approximately 2.6 billion people globally still lack reliable internet access, highlighting the significant digital divide that requires attention.
US tariffs: Landscape for device OEMs is fraught with uncertainty
Device OEMs face uncertainty due to impending tariffs on semiconductors and electronics, prompting inventory stockpiling. This may boost short-term sales but risks long-term profitability and challenges innovation .
US tariffs: Impact on data centre construction
US tariffs will disrupt the internal US market because the majority of components used in data centre construction are manufactured outside the US.
Zoom continues to impress with the latest round of workplace enhancements
Zoom announced a wide variety of AI features for the Workplace platform. Viewed holistically, they are symbolic of a profound metamorphosis that has been taking place at the company.
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Improved dashboard user interfaces promise developers access to new technologies
This trend was particularly apparent during this month’s KubeCon conference in London.
US tariffs: Can Apple manufacture in the US?
Whatever the implementation timeline, US tariffs will significantly impact consumer electronics OEMs and telcos. Apple stands out as being particularly vulnerable, with growing pressure to shift its production to the US. But how feasible is all that?
Tariff turmoil: consumer devices on shaky ground
If the administration levies long-term tariffs, a wide array of consumer electronics OEMs will be impacted.
US telcos to compete on post-tariffs price assurance
US telcos will turn up the volume on cost assurance messaging to underline their ability to provide customers with spend certainty as fears grow that the cost of new tariffs will be passed on to US consumers.
Converged PON: Enabling operators to meet demand for high-speed broadband – Part 1: Market opportunity
With 5G services and AI consuming all available network bandwidth – next generation PON optics, and advanced IP routing technologies converge to fill existing bandwidth short falls in access networks.