5G is a revolutionary technology that’s expected to enable Industrial Digitization. It envisions a digital network that enables society to become mobile and connected while driving value creation in sustainable business models.
Wireless networks are integral to most business’ computing infrastructures. The security on these networks needs to be planned with the utmost care. Unfortunately, we often see that the planning for air security is an afterthought.
Last year at OFC, we launched the NCS 1004, and we demonstrated the NCS 1004 live in our booth working error-free up to 500G. We have come a long way since then. Customers have successfully run 600G on live networks.
Service providers around the world are trying to add innovative services and capabilities to attract new revenue and stay competitive. Adding mobile Unified Communications (UC) to their portfolio can be that enabler for service providers. Cisco together with Ericsson, a leading provider of information and communications technologies to service providers, have been working together to deliver the next generation mobile UC solutions to Mobile Operators. The joint solution simplifies the delivery and integration of VoLTE mobility to service provider business unified communications.
Today, Cisco CTAO, announces an important milestone to deploy an open-source version of Cisco’s Hybrid Information-Centric Networking (hICN), which is a unique network architecture based on the Internet protocol that rethinks communications around information itself and not on the location of the data. IP packets are routed in the network based on location-independent names (what you look for) and not on location addresses (where the data you look for is stored).
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