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Would eSIM really make roaming easier or cheaper?
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So until a couple of years ago, this meant that I had a large collection of local mobile SIM cards I'd bought in various countries. Typically, I'd use them in a spare phone, so I could keep me normal phone on my home SIM to get inbound SMS or missed voice-call notifications. I'd also often use th...
Date: 08/27/2018
Author: Dean Bubley @ Disruptive Analysis
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MEC - Are we getting closer?!
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Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) or formerly Mobile Edge Computing is a term that has been trending a lot in the last years, especially last year with 5G approaching commercial stage. The buzz word is commonly used to describe the concept of pushing the service to the network edge clashing with...
Date: 08/16/2018
Author: Karim Rabie @ Saudi Telecom Company
Tags: 5G, MEC
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Why RCS Failed?
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RCS started its journey at the GSMA in 2008 with the promise to allow service providers to deliver “OTT like” services with interoperability across service providers and managed quality of service as it is provided by those that own the network. By being better than what OTT can offer, users woul...
Date: 07/10/2018
Author: Houman Sadeghi Kaji @ Lotus Communication Inc.
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Business to Technology - 5G
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In this short article I present my views regarding market and business requirements leading towards the 5G architecture.
Date: 06/21/2018
Author: Anand R. Prasad @ 3GPP/NEC
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Telecom regulation and blockchain - is #RegTech the killer application?
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One of the most interesting developments in telecoms technology for a while occurred this week – India’s telecom regulator TRAI issued a set of draft regulations aimed at combating spam and nuisance calls. (link)
Date: 06/15/2018
Author: Dean Bubley @ Disruptive Analysis
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Securing zero touch for uCPE deployments
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Service providers are working to replace customer premises equipment (CPE) appliances with software running on a standard platform referred to as universal CPE (uCPE). They also want to minimize the steps required for setting up uCPE, both in the supply chain and at the customer site. In an ideal...
Date: 06/07/2018
Author: Prayson Pate @ ADVA
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Network-based Edge-Computing: Overhyped & Underpowered?
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I keep hearing that Edge Computing is the next big thing - and specifically, in-network edge computing models such as MEC. (See here for a list of all the different types of "edge"). I hear it from network vendors, telcos, some consultants, blockchain-based startups and others. But, oddly, very r...
Date: 05/23/2018
Author: Dean Bubley @ Disruptive Analysis
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Security is a many-layered thing*
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Layering is a well-known strategy for security. By using layers, we increase the difficulty of penetration and reduce the impact of a failure at any given layer. Here are some guidelines for applying layered security to universal customer premises equipment (uCPE) deployments. The uCPE layers inc...
Date: 05/14/2018
Author: Prayson Pate @ ADVA
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Being relevant, leading and remaining differentiated in the era of AI
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In the previous post "Yes, AI could be smart enough to take your job," I mentioned that AI would affect the way you make a living. It is different from the “industrial revolution” or the “dot-com era” as: - AI aims to replace us, not simply make a specific industry more efficient - It Impacts eve...
Date: 05/09/2018
Author: Ajay Malik @ Google
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Yes, AI could be smart enough to take your job
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When I was doing my final year project in 1989 at IIT Roorkee, India in a subfield of AI known as neural networks – it was “out of this world.” The grand challenges of the field were a limited memory, slow processing, and lack of training testbeds. Starting around 2010, the field of AI has been r...
Date: 05/08/2018
Author: Ajay Malik @ Google
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