XL Axiata Transforms Mobility in Indonesia
XL Axiata announced at MWC 2017 that they had chosen the Cisco Ultra Packet Core to transition from their centralized EPC to their vPC platform.
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Cisco@MWC: New Capabilities, Services & Customers, Setting the Foundation for 5G
Cisco is at Mobile World Congress (MWC), showing off new technologies and solution capabilities, 5G offerings, demonstrations, and new customers.
Cisco and Ericsson Bring the Enterprise to You
New Collaboration Mobile Convergence solution enables Service Providers to offer multi-party collaboration communication services and other value-added services across fixed or mobile networks.
5G Performance: More than an upgrade and potential for a mobile blockbuster
Experienced 5G speeds will be 5 times greater than 4G by 2021. Learn more about the Mobile Visual Networking Index (VNI) findings on 5G.
5G Mobile Video with Hybrid ICN – Fast, Secure, Simplified
Hybrid ICN benefits come from enhanced video rate adaptation, in-network loss recovery, dynamic load balancing, multicast and caching. You'll want to read this.
Cisco Announces Important Steps toward Adoption of Information-Centric Networking
Today we announce three important milestones in the path of deployment of Information-Centric Networking technology in 5G mobile networks.
Multi-Operator Essentials for 5G Success
Over 80% of mobile data is being consumed indoors. This white paper examines at the essentials for multi-operator 5G to succeed in indoor environments.
Wi-Fi Wanderlust: What’s happening with the “other” mobile technology?
This week, Cisco released the 2017 Mobile Visual Networking Index (VNI) Forecast. Not surprisingly, most people focus on the cellular (2G, 3G, 4G and 5G) aspects of the forecast. But there are also some rather exciting insights that can be drawn from our analysis of “the other” mobile technology – Wi-Fi. In some ways, Wi-Fi […]
Predicting the impact of 5G. Mobile innovation will create new levels of bandwidth…
The 2017 Cisco Mobile Visual Networking Index (VNI) forecasts that there will be about 25 million 5G capable devices and connections by 2021, which will generate 8.9 exabytes (EB) of annual mobile data traffic.