Though he admits that proof of concept is the biggest hurdle they need to overcome in order to build confidence from the subsea cable industry. “It’s really about getting a demonstrable pilot out there in the water to show that it can work,” he explains.

Increased security, reduced costs and enhanced network visibility are just some of the benefits of adopting automation in networking. Gareth Wilmer investigates this and looks at what’s causing some of the resistance against it

BMI Research published the second edition of its Towards 2050: megatrends in industry, politics and the global economy report in April 2018

Major operators carry out their own innovation so they can look vendors and standards groups in the face. They need to find ‘really cool technology’, writes Alan Burkitt-Gray

ZTE has agreed to the toughest terms as a condition for getting back into business. Analysis by Alan Burkitt-Gray

Who made it to Capacity's 20 Innovators to Watch list?

“Africa is growing from a margin market to a volume market”

What are carriers doing to address the less developed parts of the global digital ecosystem? Guy Matthews looks at what is being planned to connect the remaining pockets of underdevelopment

Sabotage, cyber security and better regulation in the region, were some of the key topics of discussion from the 2018 Subsea Middle East Summit

Capital expenditure by the hyperscale data centre companies is growing fast, reports Synergy Research Group. Five companies dominate the market, with 70% of spending, and the whole hyperscale business is focused on the US and China

Navigating the minefield that is the telecoms industry, Magdalena Dudek, senior sales manager at Tata Communications, adds to her list of responsibilities as both a mother of two and an active member of her local community

The telecoms market in Mexico is about to see a major shift as Red Compartida – a nationwide wholesale wireless network – goes live