This month’s checklist of telecom studying recs begins off with a brand new map that you will have seen circulating on social media.
The Sustainable Subsea Networks Map
In partnership with the SubOptic Basis, TeleGeography just lately designed and produced a sustainability map documenting finest practices throughout the subsea trade.
The Sustainable Subsea Networks Map displays the sustainable contributions of a number of completely different corporations. Take a more in-depth take a look at this map for insights into key sustainability metrics and what makes a community sustainable.
How Saudi Arabia is redrawing the map of the long run with fibre-optic cables
Based on Center East Eye, “Saudi Arabia wants extra bandwidth for its Imaginative and prescient 2030 technique of financial diversification, and is investing closely to grow to be the digital hub of the Center East.”
Learn this piece for extra on how Saudi Arabia is investing within the growth of its fiber-optic community infrastructure. You’ll see our personal Senior Analysis Supervisor Paul Brodsky cited a number of instances all through the article.
Meta helps change the sport for indoor mobile
Image this: you’re strolling down the corridor of a big constructing and instantly discover that your cellular phone can not attain outside wi-fi networks anymore. We’ve all been there, and it’s fairly inconvenient.
How did Meta clear up this drawback for its company places of work?
Within the phrases of Gentle Studying, “The answer concerned a newly launched spectrum band, a partnership amongst heated rivals and a community that is “considerably” cheaper than Meta’s earlier means of offering indoor protection.”
The Rise and Fall of a Caribbean Communications Kingpin
Earlier this 12 months, it was revealed that Denis O’Brien—the Irish businessman who based worldwide telecom group Digicel in 2001—may lose as much as 90% of the corporate to U.S.-based funding companies.
These companies are poised to grab management of the enterprise in change for writing off as much as $1.8 billion of Digicel’s debt.
The revelation that O’Brien may lose his empire follows a tumultuous interval for Digicel. Senior Analysis Analyst Tom Leins fills us in on the main points in a brand new developments piece.
TeleGeography Explains the Web simply wrapped up its fourth season with Junior Analysis Analyst Mei Harrison’s podcast debut.
Hearken to the complete episode for a complete overview of what’s afoot on the planet of WANs—plus a little bit preview of what our WAN Supervisor Survey is trying into subsequent.
The podcast might be again in a number of weeks with a brand new season of good company and curiosity-fueling matters. You may catch up on all episodes over right here.
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