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Ericsson, Telstra, and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. have achieved the highest uplink peak rate ever recorded on a commercial network during a live demo in Queensland, Australia. Together, they reached an uplink data speed of close to 1Gbps, paving the way for more seamless experiences in use cases such as live video streaming and social media content sharing.

Cloud-speed networking innovation

Cloud-managed networking leader launches two new technological advances, powered by AI and Machine...

Open-source community addresses next generation carrier operations

New Leitstand initiative creates open-source management environment to bring web-scale to telco...

Juniper Networks expands collaboration with IBM

Juniper Networks plans to expand its collaboration with IBM to pursue the integration of IBM’s...

Telstra deploys major upgrade to network services in Asia Pacific using Infinera technologies

Telstra and Infinera have unveiled a major boost to Telstra’s network services for customers in...

De Bijenkorf looks to transform its customer service experience

De Bijenkorf has selected Vonage's NewVoiceMedia (NVM) solution to better serve its customer-base...

HUawei sues the US Government

Huawei has filed a complaint in a U.S. federal court that challenges the constitutionality of...

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