Telcos

As telecommunications companies face relentless competitive pressures and the need to rapidly deliver innovative digital services, the traditional approach to Business Support Systems (BSS) and Operations Support Systems (OSS) is…

The ODA Canvas represents a fundamental shift in how telecommunications providers architect and implement their digital operations.

hyperscalers have established a strong competitive advantage in the AI infrastructure market through their specialized hardware, extensive data and computing resources, and continuous innovation, making them the preferred choice for companies seeking to leverage AI and machine learning technologies

Combating margin compression requires a multi-faceted approach that goes beyond cost-cutting. By embracing the techco model, developing value-added services, optimizing network infrastructure, leveraging data analytics, and building strategic partnerships, telcos can adapt their business models to thrive in the digital age.

the key differences between public 5G and private 5G/mobile private networks lie in their target customers, service offerings, business models, regulatory considerations, network architectures, spectrum utilization, QoS, and security requirements

As I have frequently written on this blog, the telecom industry is on the cusp of major changes (as are other industry verticals), but a new report suggests many telco leaders may not be adequately prepared.

This strategic move by Telefonica stresses a key theme I have covered in my blog – it underscores the increasing importance of partnerships between telecom operators, network equipment providers, and cloud hyperscalers in driving innovation and transformation in the industry.

The future of telecom networks is clearly cloud-centric and increasingly open-source driven, but with a nuanced approach that balances the benefits of private and public cloud infrastructures, containerization, and emerging standards.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of telecommunications, a significant shift is underway as telco operators increasingly embrace the power of network APIs

Crossplane is an open-source infrastructure control plane that enables the management of cloud infrastructure as code. Developed by Upbound, Crossplane provides a declarative API for defining and provisioning resources across multiple cloud providers, including public clouds like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, as well as on-premises and edge environments.