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A Vision of Radical Networking Simplicity

CIO

In networking today, complexity reigns. Count them: the home Wi-Fi, the ISP, the Internet, a Domain Name System (DNS) provider, a content delivery network (CDN), applications distributed among multiple providers in multiple clouds, credit authentication companies, a private customer information database. The journey is well underway.

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The extraordinary synergy of wi-fi and 5G in enterprise networks

CIO

Network reliability and availability are among the many reasons why enterprises are augmenting Wi-Fi networks with 5G. However, enterprise network reliance on Wi-Fi technology has remained unchanged for a long time; Wi-Fi technology itself was invented in 1997. 5G networks help enable that speed and access. Here’s why.

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10 Key Trends of Digital Transformation in Healthcare in 2022

OTS Solutions

At the heart of this shift are AI (Artificial Intelligence), ML (Machine Learning), IoT, and other cloud-based technologies. The intelligence generated via Machine Learning. There are also significant cost savings linked with artificial intelligence in health care.

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Power Immersive, Engaging, Impactful Learning Experiences with AR/VR

Trigent

But with Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) coming into the picture, things have changed radically for the education sector. We are treading into an era of experiential learning driven by AR/VR. It’s not surprising then to find technology dominates every sphere of learning and education.

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Driving Global Connectivity Well Beyond Cable Technology

CableLabs

In 1997, CableLabs released the initial version of the Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS), the technology that enables broadband service to be provided over an HFC network. Cable operators today have largely moved to DOCSIS 3.1 Improving Wi-Fi and Enabling 5G through Wireless Standards Engagement.

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Key Takeaways from Mobile World Congress 2023

Perficient

This year was a great event that brought together various technology, communications, wireless, and mobile leaders and experts to discuss the latest trends and innovations in the industry. Artificial Intelligence : Major chip companies, telecommunication operators, and more are showing off technologies related to “generative AI.”

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What we learned at MWC Barcelona 2023

Capgemini

This four-day event gave important directions to the global telecom industry on how to effectively monetize their network investments and overcome any future challenges. From Private 5G networks and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Metaverse and immersive experiences, this event provided glimpses of a world connected with 5G.

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