Catherine Sbeglia

Telcos are turning to chaos engineering to boost resiliency and keep cloud-native networks running through real-world failures.

In a world of cloud-native infrastructure, is the network still the backbone — or just another service in the stack?

Amazon plans to deploy a constellation of 3,236 satellites to provide high-speed internet to remote and underserved areas.

MediaTek posts strong Q1 revenue on AI and 5G demand, but cautions on tariffs and soft smartphone sales as it ramps R&D in AI, Wi-Fi 7 and automotive.

Telecom operators are moving from legacy systems to cloud-native networks built for speed, scale and resilience. Here’s what’s driving the shift.

This collaboration aims to scale the deployment of Taara's wireless optical communication technology, particularly the Taara Lightbridge system.

Earlier this month, T-Mobile US formalized its push into fiber broadband with the launch of T-Mobile Fiber, introducing new service plans.

Google Fiber and Nokia explore network slicing at home, aiming to bring customizable performance tiers and greater control to residential broadband users.

The pilot supports Orange’s strategy to diversify suppliers and adopt flexible, cloud-based networks, with plans to expand testing across southwestern and western France by late 2025.

Extreme embeds agentic AI at the network core, aiming to automate away IT drudgery and enable strategic agility.