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Internet-from-space service Starlink will see its speeds double this year, says SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Its average speed will reach approximately 300 megabits per second, with its latency dropping to around 20 milliseconds "later this year," he said in a Twitter exchange. Ultimately, says the company, speeds will hit 10 gigabits per second. Full speed ahead: SpaceX Falcon 9 take off carrying Starlink satellite payload – according to a Tweet from Elon Musk, Starlink speeds are doubling. The satellite-run service, which SpaceX is constructing, will reach "most of Earth by end of year, all by n...

Google announced another partnership – this time with Intel – to bolster its Anthos for Telecom product launched last year. Telecom "is a pretty big area of investment for us," explained Shailesh Shukla, VP and general manager for Google Cloud's networking effort. And despite its mammoth size, Google doesn't think it can tackle the industry alone. "We are bringing together an entire ecosystem," Shukla added. Shukla explained that there are three main elements to Google's new partnership with Intel: Google Cloud will support Intel's FlexRAN reference software, which is designed to allow net...

Optiva, a leader in providing communications service providers (CSPs) worldwide with cloud-native revenue management software on the private and public cloud, is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew Halligan as Chief Technology Officer.

Political candidates in America, prevented by coronavirus from knocking on doors, texted instead. And political traffic contributed $22.7 million to the revenue of SMS cloud platform Twilio. New York City said in late May it was using Twilio to power its contact tracing initiative. Lots of businesses were contributors, too. Using its Twilio Flex programmable platform, the company built a coronavirus contact center so that patients and their known contacts could be called, messaged and emailed. And as a result of all this, Twilio now reports its fourth-quarter revenue soared 65% from the f...

News Wire Feed Light Reading 2/17/2021 SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Palo Alto Networks (NYSE: PANW) today announced the release of Prisma Access 2.0 to securely enable work-from-anywhere with the industry's most complete cloud-delivered security platform. As work continues to change and needs to be done securely everywhere, with no compromise on speed, security or performance, Prisma Access 2.0 introduces critical enhancements, including self-healing infrastructure for optimal experience, ML-powered security to help prevent attacks in real time, cloud...