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While the 5G network rollout has brought great benefits and opportunities in telecommunications, it also means greater complexity in many areas, including data packet transfer. However, by deploying Segment Routing over IPv6, operators can speed up and optimize operations, with routing based on the real-time state of the network.

Advances in 5G technology promote the virtualization of network elements, which introduces numerous benefits in terms of cost reduction, security, and intrastructure management. Find out how NFV enhances network performance.

Optical network technologies ensure lightning-fast data transfer while significantly reducing the energy infrastructure’s energy consumption. Find out how the photonics-electronics convergence technology enables near-real-time connections.

Telcos are constantly expanding their portfolios, going beyond traditional connectivity services. Learn how techco evolution and unified applications will allow for the merging of various aspects of our digital lives.

Despite rapid advances in generative AI, there is rising concern about data security privacy, and ethics. Learn how artificial intelligence will change in 2024 and beyond.

Rising customer demand and high energy prices prompt constant changes in telecom standards. Learn what companies can do to achieve a balance between improving service quality and reducing costs through optimized power consumption.

Wondering what 2024 has in stock for telecommunications? Autonomous networks, generative AI, and telco transformation into techco are only some of the trends that will gain popularity. Discover what else is coming.

Creating a fully space-based network infrastructure is no longer for the future. Discover what non-terrestrial networks are and how they will influence the industry in the upcoming years.

Complex telecommunications infrastructures consume a vast amount of power to operate. Discover how O-RAN architecture can help reduce the impact of 5G networks on the natural environment.