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IoT — What’s New
The Internet of Things (IoT) is evolving rapidly, with several new technologies and innovations expanding its capabilities across industries. These technologies focus on improving connectivity, enhancing security, reducing latency, and enabling intelligent, data-driven applications. Here are some of the latest technologies related to IoT: 1. 5G for IoT 2. Edge Computing 3. Multi-Access Edge Computing Continue reading
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Overview of 6G Network
The 6G network is the next evolution in mobile communications, projected to be commercially deployed around 2030. While still in the early research stages, 6G is expected to deliver unprecedented capabilities far beyond 5G and 4G. It will introduce innovations in speed, latency, capacity, connectivity, and new technologies like terahertz (THz) frequencies, AI integration, and Continue reading
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Network Function Virtualization (NFV)
Network Function Virtualization (NFV) is a transformative technology in telecommunications, enabling network operators to virtualize and decouple traditional network functions from dedicated hardware. Rather than relying on proprietary, specialized hardware, NFV allows these functions to run as software on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware, providing greater flexibility, scalability, and efficiency. The primary goal of NFV is Continue reading
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Edge Computing in Telco
Edge computing refers to the practice of processing data closer to where it is generated, rather than relying on centralized data centers or the cloud. This approach reduces latency, improves bandwidth efficiency, and provides real-time processing for applications that require immediate responses. In a telecommunications context, edge computing allows service providers to push data storage, Continue reading
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Modern Advanced Telco Architecture
The currently most advanced architectures in telecommunications have evolved significantly, with many enhancements and newer approaches driven by cloud-native designs, virtualization, and automation. Here’s how modern telecommunications architectures build upon and surpass traditional softswitch-based systems: 1. Cloud-Native Softswitch Architectures In modern NGN and telecommunications environments, the traditional softswitch architecture is being replaced or augmented by Continue reading
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Softswitch
Softswitches play a central role in modern telecommunications networks, particularly in IP-based voice services. They are responsible for managing call control, signaling, and media gateway functions, allowing for seamless communication between different types of networks (e.g., IP, PSTN, and mobile). The functionality of a softswitch involves various protocols and standards to handle signaling, call setup, Continue reading
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Telco Architecture
The telecommunications landscape has evolved significantly in the third decade of the millenial, with advancements in both mobile and fixed networks driven by the integration of IP-based technologies, virtualization, cloud computing, and the rise of digital platforms such as AI and blockchain. Below is a detailed overview of current telecommunications architectures, their integration with data Continue reading
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