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Modern cloud-native network functions aren't only for large-scale service providers building for the future - telcos can make small- or midsized improvements today to refresh outdated technologies in IT or telco workloads. Cloud-native versions of key security functions (with built-in automation and resource allocation) provide fast, resilient and scalable network infrastructure now and in the future. In this webinar we'll share why we believe the time is now to make this investment in containerization to be agile and as powerful as possible to maximize capacity and compute. Attend this webina...

The edge has become the epicenter of strategic focus in the ICT sector, opening up new market opportunities across the ecosystem. To understand the industry, technology and application evolutions driving edge computing, along with critical issues such as the timeline of adoption and the anticipated ROI for the CSPs, Heavy Reading conducted a survey with 82 CSPs who have launched edge computing solutions or are planning to do so within 24 months. We wanted to understand how CSPs are selecting the platforms and systems that power a highly distributed edge. What are the architectures that can sup...

Heavy Reading's survey data indicates that the notion of 5G private networks driving commercial service innovation is rapidly becoming a reality.

Light Reading is for communications industry professionals who are developing and commercializing services and networks using technologies, standards and devices such as 4G, smartphones, SDN, network virtualization, 100G optical, IP, Ethernet, Big Data, FTTH, DOCSIS and video platforms.

Heavy Reading survey data shows that operator deployment drivers for 5G networks are shifting as the focus moves beyond only faster speeds (primarily for consumer markets) to new markets and new services (heavily targeting enterprises). This is where the advanced 5G functions, defined in URLLC and mMTC use cases, come in to play. The coming shift beyond higher data rates to advanced 5G services has big implications for the supporting transport networks, including fronthaul, midhaul and backhaul - collectively called