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After more than 16 years at Telefonica, Juan Rodriguez was looking for a change, and to apply his tech leadership...

This isn’t a tutorial, it isn’t a propaganda exercise.  Think of it as a conversation, and an important one for...

People have a false sense of being in control, believing that they are making the right decisions based on logic...

Evolution is inevitable in any market, as the competitive environment and changes in market demands accelerate evolution. Some players, such...

Major sporting events have always been catalysts for new technologies. Many mobile, TV and access technologies have been launched in...

After serving many years with some of the largest, most established vendors in the networking industry, Jade was excited to...

Do we really understand disaggregation? Disaggregation, in general, and network disaggregation, specifically, are terms that we have used in tech...

When asked about the number of spare stock-keeping units (SKUs) related to a single router chassis, what would probably be...

Meeting DriveNets CEO and co-founder, Ido Susan, Ryan was impressed with the ambition and scope behind the DriveNets vision. “Ido...

When I first joined the Air Force, its zero-mistake policy struck me as particularly strict. Even if the technical ground...

2022 was an interesting year. Now, it’s that time of year again when we look at what experts from the...

To get a little deeper into the holiday spirit, we’ve given our spin on an old favorite “Last Christmas”, taking...

Like me, many of you have probably worked for several companies, which hopefully were positive experiences that left you with...

When I was a young radio access network (RAN) engineer at Orange, the air interface looked like magic. But as...

Sequels are sometimes considered redundant. Merely a ~two-hour yawn that adds little value if any to the original piece. An...

Exactly 20 years ago, in 2002, I was heading the engineering department of an Israeli ISP.  One of our main projects...

Availability and performance continue to be key differentiators for service providers, especially in the business sector. Yet the need for...

Just got back from attending Fÿuz, the annual TIP summit in Madrid, and it was all that I expected and...

Halloween is not only a dark and stormy night for telling scary stories, but also a good time to reflect...

A cost is a cost is a cost, right? Well, not exactly. Procurement people differentiate between “cost savings” and “cost avoidance.”...

  In the past it was discussed how DriveNets can make your CFO happy. Now, I would like to take a...

I hate outages – not only professionally, but also personally. In fact, during my (too) many years in the networking world,...

I had the privilege of boarding the disaggregation train when it first left the station about a decade ago. You...

A couple of weeks ago, I stumbled upon an “end of life” (EoL) notification released by one of the incumbent...

Wait. What? ...

There is a lot of discussion about that elusive “network edge” and what that means as enterprises and service providers...

… and what does this have to do with the NYC subway system? Cloud technology services look like they’ve always been...

There are lots of topics discussed today under the term “sustainability.” I will try to touch a few network-related “flavors”...