Network Management

Private 5G networks from Celona and Digi aim to replace Wi-Fi in automated warehouses, improving connectivity reliability and safety as retailers scale fleets of autonomous robots.

Calix is betting agentic AI can help smaller broadband providers compete by automating workflows across marketing, service, and subscriber interactions.

As AI workloads surge, U.S. data centers are straining an outdated grid — but a new ITIF report argues the power crunch is solvable with smarter integration, better planning, and near-term capacity gains.

Cloud outages show reliability isn’t guaranteed. Analysts warn enterprises to rethink multicloud strategy, redundancy, uptime planning, and continuity architecture.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise used its 2025 analyst meeting to argue it is entering a new phase of profitable growth, driven by AI infrastructure, networking, and the Juniper integration.

The U.S. Secret Service dismantled a massive SIM farm network operating throughout the New York tristate area, exposing vulnerabilities in mobile infrastructure and raising alarms about threats to public safety and national security.

Linux patch delays leave enterprises exposed to long-standing vulnerabilities. Experts warn automation and consistent management are essential to closing this critical security gap.

AI is upending the wireless and telecom sector -- rewriting how networks function, services are delivered, and business models compete. Companies that adapt now will lead tomorrow.

Understanding how AI and 5G are coming together and what this means for customers, workers, investors, and executives is critical as we move into a new era of accelerated change.

High costs and complex tools are leaving many SMBs vulnerable to cyberthreats, but affordable, simpler solutions are emerging to help close critical security gaps.

At its recent NTT Research Upgrade 2025 event, NTT opted not to lead. Instead, a bold, clear articulation of vision and ambition became a disjointed series of ideas, framed more as academic explorations than strategic imperatives.

The Shadowserver Foundation reports that the campaign, which has been ongoing since January, involves as many as 2.8 million IP addresses daily, targeting VPN devices, firewalls, and gateways from vendors like Palo Alto Networks, Ivanti, and SonicWall.

Researchers at the University of Waterloo's Cheriton School of Computer Science in Canada found that modifying just 30 lines of code in the Linux kernel could cut data center energy consumption by 30% to 45%.

Cisco is taking a radical approach to AI security in its new AI Defense solution. AI Defense is aimed at addressing risks in developing and deploying AI applications, and identifying where AI is used in an organization.