A quiet August? Not for sharing tech and telecom tales across the TeleGeography workplace.
Take a peek at what we have been studying during the last month, from thought items on macroeconomic forces impacting enterprise networks to mulling over subsea power interconnectors, as one does.
World disruptors spotlight want for ‘collaborative resilience’ | Arelion
Notable TeleGeography Explains the Web visitor and Arelion Chief Evangelist Mattias Fridström lately penned this piece that considers how macroeconomic forces have disrupted enterprise networks in latest historical past.
Quite a lot of objects right here shall be related to our pod listeners: community safety, AI, community sustainability, and so forth.
A daring plan takes form to construct the world’s largest subsea power interconnector | Techspot
Our repeatedly scheduled trawling of the web for cable tales was interrupted by this curious little nugget.
A gaggle of entrepreneurs is proposing to construct the world’s largest subsea power interconnector, linking Europe and North America with three pairs of high-voltage cables. (It’s technically a narrative about undersea cables. Simply not those we’re used to writing about.)
In keeping with this Techspot put up, “The connection would transport renewable power backwards and forwards between continents, benefiting from the solar’s every day migration throughout the sky.”
Shanghai to construct citywide low-altitude communications community | China Day by day
Nifty little tech story on Shanghai’s need to construct a “low‐altitude aerial clever community based mostly on 5G-Superior applied sciences.”
Hybrid system would create new ‘spine’ for web in area | Cornell Chronicle
And now one thing for the satellite-minded.
After you brush up on the fundamentals, you may admire this story a few “new NATO-funded effort…[that] seeks to make the web much less weak to such disruptions by rerouting its stream of data to area.”
SD-WAN vs MPLS: Battling for Community Dominance | Executives on the Edge
ICYMI, TeleGeography Senior Supervisor of Enterprise Analysis Greg Bryan lately visited MEF’s Executives on the Edge podcast. He chatted with host and MEF co-founder Pascal Menezes in regards to the evolving panorama of enterprise networking as SD-WAN turns into the norm and SASE features traction.
