Join us for Episode 35 of the Cisco Optics Podcast, where we begin a new conversation with Juliet Gopinath, Professor of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering and Physics at the University of Colorado Boulder.
The transition to 5G provided an opportunity for the industry to leverage new technology developed to deploy applications across public and private clouds. By embracing a cloud-native architecture, the industry is steering in a new direction.
Service providers and network operators are upgrading their networks from 10G to 100G at an accelerating pace. Until now, a simple and cost-effect solution for 80km reach links had been absent. Introducing the new pluggable optic module, the 100G ZR4.
Cisco has long been an industry leader in mobile cores and our Converged Core solution continues that leadership by delivering outcomes tightly aligned with our communication service provider customer needs.
The metaverse and applications like remote surgery or drone delivery services are on the horizon but can’t arrive while the network still struggles with common problems like asymmetrical bandwidth speeds, scalability, and variable latency conditions
As we consider the Internet for the Future our way forward has to begin with awareness of the important issues we face with internet inclusivity.
Read the 5G Americas white paper “Enterprise Evolution with 5G Adoption” to learn the latest about P5G innovations for the enterprise
The astoundingly rapid expansion of the internet has elevated society in unimaginable ways, but it has also been accompanied by undeniable inequities. In building the Internet for the future, our way forward begins with awareness of the issues.
With recent instability in the Connectivity Service Provider IoT connectivity market, Cisco reaffirms their IoT business leadership. stability, and commitment to their IoT business and customers.
Cisco enables service providers to monetize the delivery of assured services and networking for AI-ready connectivity.
