23 October 2024
In a world where computational power has become the backbone of an infinite number of systems, processes and daily usage, prioritising data centre operations has become non-negotiable.
After all, the data centre is the glue that keeps the inanimate world together. The unsung hero of a world driven by AI, cloud computing and high-performance computing (HPC). And like most things in life, data centres must also operate in an environment that optimises its operations, a cool environment that is.
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Mark Lunsford, Chief Revenue Officer, Peraso Inc
Access to the internet has become one of the great equalizers in the modern world. Anyone with a device and an internet connection can access vast resources to learn new skills, solve problems and connect with others. However, not all access is equal, and the digital divide persists. Congested networks, weak signals and high costs limit access, especially in underserved or poorly connected areas.
Typically, there are two ways to get access to the internet; cellular data and via a broadband service provider. Cellular providers principal objective is to serve the mobile device needs of a person on the go, while a broadband service provider or internet service provider (ISP) serves fixed location access like a home or business.
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07 October 2024
By Ramesh Ramaswamy, EVP & GM, International Division, Hughes
In recent years, internet connectivity in Africa has experienced remarkable growth. At the end of 2023, 37% of the African population had access to the internet, a significant increase from just 26% in 2019. This growth represents a substantial step towards digital inclusion for millions across the continent. However, challenges remain in closing the connectivity gap, particularly in rural and underserved regions. Satellite operators like Hughes are positioned to be major enablers for telecom providers throughout Africa – assisting these providers in expanding their reach, addressing operational pain points, and evolving to meet the market’s needs.
Read the full article19 September 2024
This year’s hot topic is seeing AI integrated into telecommunications left, right and centre to advance operative effectiveness, improve customer experience and cut costs. Samit Banerjee, division president, Amdocs cloud operations and customer services, advises operators to consider how, when and why, to ensure seamless and successful AI integration…
AI is profoundly reshaping telecommunications by leveraging technologies like machine learning (ML), automation, natural language processing, and predictive analytics. These advancements enable real-time data analysis for network optimisation, predictive maintenance, and proactive issue resolution, leading to improved efficiency, reliability, and reduced costs.
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