Tag: 5G

Integrated Tools for the Hybrid Operation of the Evolving 5G Infrastructure

Posted by Leonard Leeon in 5G, 5G Evolution & Vertical End Markets, Cloud & Edge, Digital Transformation, IT/CT Convergence, Mobile Computing, Research, Research Note, TelecomLeave a comment

The evolution of 5G infrastructure will not be homogenous. Operators will be deploying islands of 5G across a sea of 4G and 3G. They will be faced with the challenges of developing, deploying and managing services across hybrid infrastructures that will be comprised of a fragmented mix of the old and the new. In order to accelerate returns on 5G investments operators will need a common, integrated toolchain that allows service providers to scale operations and services across a mixed portfolio of technologies and operating environments.

Industry Insight: Three’s Company – T-Mobile and Sprint Merger Approved

Posted by Leonard Leeon in 5G, 5G Evolution & Vertical End Markets, Cloud & Edge, Digital Media Telco Convergence, Future of Cloud, Internet of Things, IT Services, IT/CT Convergence, Market Intelligence, Network Tech, Professional Services, Research, Research Note, TelecomLeave a comment

The approval of the $26.5 billion T-Mobile and Sprint merger by a federal court in New York opens the gates for a long awaited deal close. Contested by thirteen US states as a marriage that would water down competition and cause harm to the consumer, the transaction is expect to create a formidable third telecommunications player in the US market. The hopes and fears associated with the combined company will depend on thoughtful integration and realization of compelling synergies that could substantially change the competitive dynamic of the US telecommunications industry.

5G: The Opportunity for the Emerging Markets to Drive Innovation

Posted by Leonard Leeon in 5G, 5G Evolution & Vertical End Markets, Analytics & Big Data, Cloud & Edge, Digital Transformation, Energy, Healthcare & Insurance, Industrie 4.0, Innovation, Internet of Things, Manufacturing, Market Intelligence, Mobile Computing, Network Tech, Research, Research Note, Retail, Telecom, Transportation & LogisticsLeave a comment

The global race for 5G is on with operators in advanced markets such as the US, South Korea leading the way with the first deployments of 5G networks in their respective markets. Given all the excitement and hype that has shrouded 5G over the last couple of years, telecom operators around the world are under pressure to jump on the 5G bandwagon as governments push to position their economies for the digital era. Especially for the U.S. and China, 5G has become a strategic economic imperative that both countries believe will determine the economy and doctrine that will lead in our digital future. But what does the 5G race mean for the emerging and developing markets? Do operators in these markets have the opportunity to rethink the network to enable new economic possibilities in the era of 5G?

Hybrid Approaches to AI for Realizing Intelligent Networks in the 5G Era

Posted by Akshay Sharmaon in 5G, 5G Evolution & Vertical End Markets, Analytics & Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud & Edge, Digital Transformation, Electronics, Future of Cloud, Innovation, Internet of Things, IT Services, IT/CT Convergence, Mobile Computing, Network Tech, Research, Research Note, Security & Privacy, TelecomLeave a comment

You can't blame technology vendors and service providers for pushing the limits of marketing hype with Artificial Intelligence (AI). After all, it is hottest buzzword since cloud computing. But digital service providers in the emerging era of 5G need practical, real "AI" solutions to cost-efficiently scale their operations and deliver the quality of service that will deliver the promise of 5G to themselves as well as their customers. Hybrid approaches to AI are needed to accelerate return on investment as operators evolve their infrastructure and operations for a 5G future.

Sprint Business Analyst Day 2019: Key Takeaways

Posted by Leonard Leeon in 5G, 5G Evolution & Vertical End Markets, Analytics & Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud & Edge, Digital Transformation, Event Summary Report, Holistic Trust & Security, Industrie 4.0, Innovation, Internet of Things, IT/CT Convergence, Mobile Computing, Network Tech, Product Development, Research, Research Note, Security & Privacy, TelecomLeave a comment

neXt Curve attended Sprint Business' Analyst & Consultant Day 2019 held in Sprint's office in Midtown Manhattan on the 25th of June with the goal of understanding how Sprint is progressing their enterprise strategy, executing on the evolution of their network toward 5G and building out their IoT platform and service offerings in becoming a "digital service provider".

Crossing the 5G and IoT Connectivity Chasm with SDR and SDN

Posted by Akshay Sharmaon in 5G, 5G Evolution & Vertical End Markets, Cloud & Edge, Digital Transformation, Innovation, Mobile Computing, Network Tech, Product Development, Research, Research Note, Semiconductor End Markets, Semiconductors, TelecomLeave a comment

The 5G promise is broad and ambitious, but business leaders need to recognize that we are at the very beginning of this journey, and emerging technologies under the 5G umbrella are creating new opportunities for new entrants to fill the gaps as the world moves toward the promise of 5G such as 5G-enabled IoT, new shared spectrum resources, hybrid multi-cloud services brokering, network slicing on demand within mobile computing nano-data centers at the carrier edge.

The Fight for 5G Superiority will be Fought in The Cloud

Posted by Leonard Leeon in 5G, 5G Evolution & Vertical End Markets, Cloud & Edge, Digital Media Telco Convergence, Future of Cloud, Holistic Trust & Security, Internet of Things, IT/CT Convergence, Network Tech, Research, Security & PrivacyLeave a comment

Since the term "Cloud Computing" was coined, CSPs (Communications Service Providers) have had a tremendous challenge developing viable cloud capabilities and offerings for their enterprise clients that compete with emerging digital infrastructure players such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.  With 5G on the horizon it is ever more critical that traditional telco operators find their cloud mojo lest current cloud leaders and new intermediary entrants make a move to the middle to take the great 5G promise away from them.

CES 2019: Key Takeaways

Posted by Leonard Leeon in 5G, 5G Evolution & Vertical End Markets, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented/Virtual Reality, Automotive, Blockchain & Crypto, Cloud & Edge, CPG-Consumer Goods, Digital Media Telco Convergence, Electronics, Energy, Event Summary Report, Healthcare & Insurance, Holistic Trust & Security, Innovation, Internet of Things, IT Services, Market Intelligence, Mobile Computing, Network Tech, Podcasts, Research, Retail, Security & Privacy, Semiconductor End Markets, Semiconductors, Supply Chain, Telecom, Transportation & LogisticsLeave a comment

neXt Curve attended the largest consumer electronics trade show on the planet with over 180,000 in attendance to identify the deeper technology and market trends that are driving the rapid evolution of our digital lives and are expressed in the new digitally-enabled consumer applications from smart home, 3D sound to emotionally-aware robots.

World Internet Conference 2018: Key Takeaways

Posted by Leonard Leeon in 5G, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented/Virtual Reality, Automotive, Blockchain & Crypto, Business Strategy, Cloud & Edge, Digital Transformation, Electronics, Event Summary Report, Financial Services, Healthcare & Insurance, Holistic Trust & Security, Industrie 4.0, Innovation, Internet of Things, IT Services, Market Intelligence, Mobile Computing, Network Tech, Research, Retail, Security & Privacy, Semiconductors, Supply Chain, Telecom, Transportation & LogisticsLeave a comment

neXt Curve attended the World Internet Conference 2018 in Wuzhen, China's premier conference on the digital economy and policy, which took place from the 6th to the 9th of November. This year's conference was sparsely attended by U.S. tech giants such as Apple and Google, but their absence didn't put a damper on the global scope of the event and its continued promotion of the Digital Silk Road.

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