Cloud services increasingly rely on low-latency, but video traffic threatens that, at least with current statistical flow management approaches. Consumption of over-the-top video is increasing, and the load that it places on shared links is breaking the traditional statistical model
FTTP marketing often focuses on levels of bandwidth offered, and while that’s an important component of the service, it may not ultimately prove to be the most important: Latency is the often disregarded feature that could prove to be the
Telecom players often face competition from cable operators when it comes to offering broadband and content services. Cable networks are however often considered to be inferior to fiber-to-the-home, which leads some telcos to dismiss the threat.
Things aren’t that simple,
In this report, we investigate how the choice of network architecture and the strategic timing of the infrastructure deployment might affect the network operator’s ability to win and retain market share.
Timing the infrastructure investment in next-generation access, written by
Today we release the second of our batch of reports, Should city cats be the first to play with the fiber yarn?
In this report, Herman Wagter questions whether the conventional wisdom of deploying FTTP in dense urban areas first
Probably the single most complicated thing I’ve had to deal with on a personal level ever since launching into this adventure of starting a business is dealing with my own aspirations. When the constraints of working within an imposed framework
With the debate on net neutrality in full swing in the US, we've been hearing about Bandwidth Hogs again. 'Bandwidth Hog' is a sound bite that conveys a strong emotion:
