Issue 62 2024
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By 2028, cellular network traffic is expected to grow four times compared to 2022. New spectrum needs to be allocated to the mobile networks to support such an increase in traffic, driven by new use cases and deployment scenarios such as 6G.
The United States is trying to win back more chip production to make its supply chains more resilient and avoid semiconductor shortages. Semiconductors are the platform where so much of the country’s innovation is built, and this innovation is the engine that powers economic growth, competitiveness, and national security.
Arelion announced the deployment of a new Dense Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (DWDM) route from Monterrey to Querétaro, Mexico.
The world’s largest telecom players are uniting for a new venture that will combine and sell network Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) on a global scale to spur innovation in digital services.
In a significant move within the telecommunications sector, companies associated with Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim have acquired 4.305% voting rights in British Telecom (BT).
TELUS announced a strategic partnership with Mila - Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute, to build on both organizations' efforts to develop artificial intelligence (AI) for the benefit of society. Together, TELUS and Mila will explore state-of-the-art AI technologies and potential industry impacts for the benefit of Canadian customers.
Core-Backbone, a global network provider, deployed Infinera’s GX Series ICE6 800G coherent solution to upgrade and extend key network routes between Nuremburg and Munich, Nuremburg and Prague, and Hamburg and Düsseldorf.
Oracle and Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched a new offering that allows customers to access Oracle Autonomous Database on dedicated infrastructure and Oracle Exadata Database Service within AWS.
DataBank announced the development of a 480MW data center campus on a 292-acre land in Red Oak, Texas, dramatically expanding its capacity and ability to meet growing demand for data center space and power being driven by AI applications.
According to a study conducted by IDC for Google Cloud, 47% of CTIOs in Mexico believe that improving the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to extract more value from data is crucial for the digital acceleration of their companies.
LATEST NEWS
In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review Americas, Jim Fagan—the newly appointed CEO of EXA Infrastructure as of August 1—shared his strategic vision for EXA Infrastructure and highlighted the company’s plans for sustained growth and innovation as it navigates the rapidly changing digital landscape under his leadership.
Throughout the year, the Telecom Review staff meet with technology leader from around the world so that we may bring the industry to our readers. We essentially have been “promoting” leaders to their peers for years in order to keep the industry excited about new and innovative changes in the technology world.
Telecom Review Group's Founder and CEO, Toni Eid, engaged in a fireside chat with Masayuki Kayahara, General Manager of the Service Provider Solutions Department at NEC headquarters in Japan.