Network slicing allows you to operate multiple virtualised networks, or ‘network slices,’ across one set of network infrastructure – like two different train companies using the same tracks and signals.
As this year’s Capacity Europe, the big and obvious topics occupied a lot of discussion space – AI, talent in tech, sustainable operations, and representation of women in telco and tech. But what else did we learn from the three days in London?
Submarine cables are all about connecting different parts of the world. As a historical hub between east and west, the Middle East region has long been a crossing point for the world’s undersea connectivity – particularly through Egypt, which runs many cables through its territory.
If telcos want to provide the quality of service to keep customers and win new ones, they need to enhance every aspect of their service delivery. This is where partnerships outside of the traditional telco world come in.
Massive growth in connectivity demand in Asia has led to increased capacity requirements, and construction of submarine and subsea cables is growing to meet this demand. An estimated $2.6 billion worth of current and future submarine cable projects are planned for completion by 2025 – here are profiles of 12 of the most important.
