Telecoms Tech

Have you ever wondered where telephone numbers come from? Well, kids, there’s this bird called a stork that delivers the numbers to your phone company which is very happy to receive them… if only it were that simple.

Network users need more and more bandwidth. At the same time, your CFO wants to reduce IT spending. How can you address both needs with your local area network (LAN)?

In its just-released Optical Transport forecast, Dell'Oro Group pins the 100 Gbps market as the key to growth in the broader WDM market. "We are finding that the demand for 100 Gbps wavelengths is especially strong as service providers continue to expand their network capacity."

There is an insatiable demand for content of the video variety. It is so great infact that sports networks like ESPN are getting an outsized portion of your cable bill. The network infact gets more than $5 per subscriber per month regardless of whether you ever watch their networks.

Plain old telephone service, or POTS, is being touted as on its way out by quite a few sources. But is that really the case?

In order to avoid these types of large-scale blackouts in the future, India needs to upgrade its transmission and distribution network and invest heavily in smart grid technology.

Around 8 million UK adults have never used the Internet. This equals to just over 16% of the entire UK adult population.

Intel Corp is moving away from the TV system-on-chip (SoC) market, as it struggles to compete with other companies.