Networking

[ad_1] US four big telcos are slowing down popular video apps, research finds Senators tackle AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile for answers about alleged video traffic throttling. Since the birth of cloud computing in early 2000, telecommunications companies have seen business growth thanks to these IT transformational partners. But as ...

[ad_1] Ericsson’s Strand-Mount Unit (Image: Ericsson) Singtel-owned Australian telco Optus has called for rule changes that would compress Australia’s three layers of government overseeing mobile tower deployments into a consistent, uniform national scheme that would speed up the rollout of 5G. To that end, the telco released a discussion paper ...

[ad_1] KT 5G being launched by Ericsson KT’s 5G network will be commercially launched in early April, with the Korean carrier partnering with Ericsson for the deployment. Ericsson has announced being chosen by Korean carrier KT to help launch its 5G mobile network by early April. KT will be launching ...

[ad_1] Samsung and KT achieve 1Gbps speed on 5G commercial network KT’s 5G network will be ready for use in 85 cities across South Korea, including Seoul, by the end of the month. This includes 5G service coverage throughout various major national highways and high-speed railways. KT and Samsung have ...

[ad_1] Elon Musk readies space hook-up for ultra-fast Internet The Federal Communications Commission has approved Elon Musk’s SpaceX application to deliver broadband services from its Starlink Low Earth Orbit satellites. Amazon has plans to establish a constellation of 3,236 satellites in low Earth orbit to patch up areas with poor ...

[ad_1] An NBN FttN node getting a Nokia line card installed (Image: Corinne Reichert/ZDNet) Fibre-to-the-premises (FttP) is the least faulty technology in NBN’s arsenal, according to figures disclosed by the company. Responding to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice, the company responsible for the National Broadband Network (NBN) broke down its ...

[ad_1] (Image: Chris Duckett/ZDNet) The company responsible for deploying Australia’s National Broadband Network (NBN) has almost doubled the total amount of copper it has purchased since October 22, 2017. “As at 19 February 2019, NBN Co has purchased 29,460km of copper cable, which has typically been used for the link ...

[ad_1] Jason Cipriani/ZDNet South Korean telcos are going all out to lure their first 5G subscribers, kicking it off with the sale of the Galaxy S10 5G on Friday. The launch of the smartphone will signal the official beginning of 5G commercialisation in South Korea, the world’s first roll out ...

[ad_1] Cisco announces July Systems acquisition ​July Systems will integrate with Cisco’s Enterprise Networking Group, bolstering its indoor location services for vertical industries. Read more: https://zd.net/2JQdXk3 Cisco acknowledged yesterday that it bungled a crucial patch for a vulnerability in two router models. The company’s shoddy initial patches allowed hackers to ...

[ad_1] (Image: CNET) Huawei has released its annual results for 2018, with the Chinese giant reporting a 25 percent increase in net profit to 59 billion yuan ($8.7 billion) on revenue of 721 billion yuan, a 20 percent increase from last year. Broken down by division, the company’s consumer business ...