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Simplify 5G Fixed Wireless Access and Scale Secure Connectivity to More Places
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Cisco introduces its first 5G Standalone (SA) fixed wireless access devices, the Meraki MG52 and MG52E. Powered by the Cisco secure networking platform, these devices help businesses scale robust, always-on, 5G-connected experiences to more people and places — without compromising scale and performance.
Building a Commercial Scale 4G/5G Cloud Native Architecture and Platform
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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.
Cisco and T-Mobile – Reaching New 5G Milestones Together
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T-Mobile recently announced several milestone achievements in advancing its new 5G core network – and Cisco played a key role in helping them reach those milestones. Our partnership has yielded several 5G Standalone (SA) world-firsts which will ensure that T-Mobile customers have the very best connected experiences possible.
Five Industries for Monetizing your 5G Investment
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Calling all Service Providers and Enterprises – read on to reach your 5G potential. This is the kick-off blog for a series of five industry use cases for monetizing your 5G investment.
Sponsored Data is off to a Rolling Start
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In a mobile application ecosystem dominated by Over-the-Top (OTT) providers, mobile operators need to exploit new business models in ways to create value with them. One example of a Monetization use case promising a new business model is Sponsored Data. An early proponent among operators has been AT&T, who defines Sponsored Data as: “a service […]
T-Mobile Helps Drive New Standard to Simplify IPv6 Deployment
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T-Mobile USA has been one of the first carriers to widely deploy IPv6, seeking to overcome the lack of IPv4 addresses and to lay the foundation for their network for the Internet of Everything. However, one of the headaches they’ve faced is that some applications which work fine over IPv4 don’t play nicely with IPv6. […]
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