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NEWS ANALYSIS: Feds put a large Mobility Fund grant on hold to investigate a rules violation by a major wireless carrier, which might not be telling the truth on how far its network reaches.
The company announces its initial lineup of disaggregated network switches, which can run either Lenovo's own CNOS operating system or Cumulus Linux.
DAILY VIDEO: The ONAP Casablanca release is helping pave the way to 5G, and Censys will expand internet scanning for threat hunting.
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The Snapdragon 855 will begin appearing in smartphones and other mobile devices as service providers roll out 5G networks next year.
NEWS ANALYSIS: According to a Spiceworks survey of IT decision-makers, the top five technologies enterprises plan to adopt within the next two years are IT automation, gigabit WiFi, IoT devices, hyperconverged infrastructure and container technology. Read on to find out why.
NETWORKING NEWS: The "Casablanca" release of ONAP (Open Networking Automation Platform) contains new features to enable 5G management, cross-carrier networking and automation, as well as new resources to ease deployment and integration of the platform.
The company unveiled its next-generation programmable networking ASIC, which will start sampling in the first half of next year.
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Dec. 3 launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carried 64 tiny satellites into orbit, with several of those spacecraft dedicated to a new wave of IoT communications.
DAILY VIDEO: Cisco predicts more IP traffic in the next five years than in history of the internet, and an AWS and Lockheed partnership brings satellites down to Earth.
And 5G subscriber growth will occur faster than the growth for the prior 4G LTE networks, according to a new survey from Ericsson.
INDUSTRY RESEARCH: In its latest Visual Networking Index (VNI), Cisco Systems predicts that by 2022, more IP traffic will cross global networks than in all prior internet years combined. That's, um, quite a load of traffic.