Service Provider

A high level exploration of the potential for machine learning and artificial intelligence systems to impact future service provider networking. The blog outlines a path to that future and recommends getting started by simplifying existing network infrastructures and moving toward a common end-to-end forwarding architecture.

The Cisco Qwilt open caching solution is a CDN use case that can be taken full advantage of by both Communication Service Providers as well as Wholesale Carriers.

We are making updates to the Provider role that will enhance your profitability, protect your managed services deals and simplify requirements. Let’s review what’s happening.

The digital transformation in this decade is demanding more from the network. The world of north-south, east-west traffic flows is quickly disappearing. The evolved connectivity demand is for more connections from more locations, to and from more applications, with tighter Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and involving many, many more endpoints.

Network evolution is a journey, not a destination, so it’s crucial to innovate in all stages of your network lifecycle. A strategic partner can make that journey go more smoothly.

Cisco Private 5G as a Service provides our partners with more flexibility for expanded future growth and the ability to provide new services. Cisco knows how to build solutions that avoid both complexity and lock-in, enabling partners to empower customers to extend what they already own.

The transition to internet protocol (IP) networks from SDI (Serial Digital Interface) has been underway in the broadcast industry for some time. Nevion and Cisco have partnered to deliver world-class, future-proof, and multi-location IP-based Media Solutions to support both studio production and remote production use cases.

Accidents and near-misses involving cars and pedestrians or cyclists are all too common in busy cities. While automotive technology advancements such as rearview video and automatic emergency braking systems can help safeguard urban road users, the technology combination that could make the biggest difference is ultra-low latency connectivity enabled by 5G, and edge computing.

The U.S. Government is providing another $62 billion for broadband internet build-outs. But closing the digital divide will require the right solutions and expertise in addition to public funding.