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Tommi Uitto doubts the new-look technology will buoy competition or lower costs and implementation remains a nightmare, he tells Light Reading.

Our goal for the remainder of this year is to work with our ISP partners to scale the numerous commercial pilots of our connectivity platform, said the companys CEO.

Danielle Royston still has a $1 billion fund at her disposal and is biding her time as the technology sector contracts.

Some companies are plowing money into fiber networks. Others are betting on a 5G future. And theres plenty of disagreement about which bet is the one that will provide the biggest and quickest payout.

As we have for the past two years, Light Reading will present our Cable Next-Gen Europe conference as a free digital symposium on June 21.

Sandvine CSO on how they are helping network operators understand traffic in the era of Big Techs domination of the Internet.

Private networks are front and center at events like Big 5G – but there are some big differences between how the US and Europe are deploying them.

Some countries are making up their minds about high-risk vendors and Nokias mobile market share has stabilized after earlier setbacks, says Tommi Uitto.

AT&Ts Gordon Mansfield said the company hopes to implement cloud-based designs into its radio access network during the companys next upgrade cycle, though he declined to speculate on when that would be.

Helping companies through an unprecedented period of swift digital transformation, thanks to the global pandemic, presents unique challenges.