Pandemic pushes enterprise connectivity to take a new path
|When employees do go into the office post-pandemic, they’ll expect plenty of bandwidth to support multimedia collaboration with their remote peers, Dell’Oro said. That will require better network intelligence to assist with capacity planning and space monitoring, as well as improved management to handle the network needs of the distributed workforce, the analyst said.
Planning for a Rural Broadband Breakout
|Nokia, Key Bridge Wireless forge partnership to deliver enterprise CBRS
|II-VI Wins $7 Billion Coherent Battle in Blow to Lumentum
|Sales of optical transport gear are expected to grow 30% annually and reach $85 billion in five years, according to a January report by Dell’Oro Group. Carriers like AT&T Inc., Verizon Communications Inc. and Lumen Technologies Inc. have announced fiber-optic network expansion plans, and a lot of that will support the build-out of 5G.
Nokia adds integrated SAS to its CBRS offering
|According to the analyst team at Dell’Oro, cumulative investments in CBRS equipment are expected to total $1.5 billion to $2.0 billion between 2019 and 2024. “The announcement between Nokia and Key Bridge provides a compelling and timely solution approach for companies who are looking to quickly capitalize on the opportunities CBRS offers,” said Stefan Pongratz, VP at Dell”Oro Group. “This partnership solidifies not only Nokia’s commitment to CBRS but to the broader private wireless opportunity.”
