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Structured Error Analysis: The Missing Pre-Deployment Step for Machine Learning in Telecom Operations

By Priyank Jain with Alan J Weissberger Introduction: Machine learning now sits inside telecom operations. Models predict equipment failures before they become outages, forecast traffic for capacity planning, flag telemetry anomalies, and estimate quality of experience from indirect signals—decisions that carry real financial weight. Yet most teams still approve a model for deployment on a… Read more →

Google Cloud and Verizon Expand Strategic Partnership to Scale Enterprise AI and Autonomous Network Operations

Executive Summary: Google Cloud and Verizon have announced a new strategic partnership agreement to deploy full-stack AI across the carrier’s customer experience, network operations, marketing, and enterprise data platforms — a step that signals how deeply hyperscaler AI infrastructure is now embedded in the telco operating model. By integrating Google Cloud’s advanced data infrastructure and… Read more →

2026 TPI Aspen Forum: challenges and risks of scaling AI, managing power infrastructure and permitting

The 2026 TPI Aspen Forum, hosted by the Technology Policy Institute from August 16–18 at the St. Regis Aspen Resort in Aspen, Colorado, placed a heavy focus on the intersections of artificial intelligence (AI), regulatory strain, and the massive energy demands driving the next phase of tech development.  Furthermore, panelists warned that the immense power… Read more →

Suggestions from IEEE Techblog Team and Qwoted “Experts” – How to Revitalize IEEE

In preparation for an IEEE Town Hall Meeting, 2pm-5pm Sept 26th at SCU library, I put out a request to the IEEE Techblog Team and to Qwoted “experts” to offer suggestions on how to revitalize IEEE.  Event notice will be posted as soon as the participants are finalized. Here are the suggestions from the Team… Read more →

Palo Alto Networks: Frontier AI Critical Defense Program + Collaboration with NTT DATA for secure AI adoption

Palo Alto Networks Introduces Frontier AI Critical Defense Program: Yesterday, cybersecurity leader Palo Alto Networks joined Nvidia and Anthropic in assembling a high-profile coalition focused on defending critical infrastructure against AI-enabled cyberattacks. Gartner defines AI in cybersecurity as: “The application of AI technologies and techniques to enhance the security of computer systems, networks, and data… Read more →

Dell’Oro: Data Center Physical Infrastructure revenue to grow at 22% CAGR from 2025-2025/forecast comparisons, analysis, risks

According to Dell’Oro Group, global Data Center Physical Infrastructure (DCPI) manufacturer revenue is projected to grow at a 22% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2025 to 2030, reaching $120 billion by the end of the period. This growth is driven by net additions to installed IT capacity, which account for the large majority of… Read more →

Omdia’s 2025 Mobile Core Network Leaders: Huawei #1 in market share; Nokia #1 for portfolio competitiveness

Highlights of Omdia’s “Market Landscape: Core Vendors” Report: 1.   Market Share: Five vendors control the 4G and 5G core market with a combined market share of 86.1% in 2025, down from 87.4% in 2024. The top three players collectively captured 70.9% of total revenue. With such a concentration of market power, each vendor is increasingly… Read more →

Applying Zero Trust at the Wireless Edge: Securing Mixed WPA2 and WPA3 IoT Fleets

By Iftikhar Javed khan with Ajay Lotan Thakur Abstract Zero-trust architecture is a security model that eliminates implicit trust based on network location and instead requires every access request to be continuously authenticated, authorized, and validated before it is granted (NIST SP 800-207), Yet while zero-trust architecture is intentionally network-agnostic, practitioners still need concrete design… Read more →

5G in Europe: Broad coverage but 5G SA cloud native core network lags other major markets (Table)

Europe’s 5G market status appears increasingly uneven.  The region has achieved broad 5G population coverage, but its transition to the 5G Standalone (SA) core network—and the cloud-native 5G Core required to realize 5G features and capabilities—remains materially behind several major markets. A recent workshop report from the EU-backed European 5G Observatory highlights stakeholder concern that… Read more →

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