Cloud Computing

Qualcomm is embracing the newest generation of wireless as a way to broaden its reach to a more diverse lineup of devices.

The goal is to improve Microsoft Azure’s commercial solutions through AT&T’s training and IP and will have Microsoft purchasing engineering and lifecycle management software from AT&T.

By deploying its 5G SA core on the public cloud, DISH Wireless continues its trend to disrupt the wireless industry by carving its own path.

On top of these developments, the Swedish-based wireless vendor is also introducing its new Cloud Link software.

The goal of the collaboration between DISH Wireless and Dell is to improve edge computing capabilities which will help in the way DISH is deploying its 5G network.

AWS and Nokia will be working on trials that will take place in Finland. Nokia’s 5G virtual RAN and Open RAN technologies are compatible with AWS Outposts which extends AWS’s infrastructure to almost any co-location spaces, data centers, and on-premises facilities.

The “un-carrier” is looking to penetrate the market with solutions and compete in a new space, but it’s pointing to the notion that the major obstacle hindering them from doing so is the “stranglehold” both AT&T and Verizon have within the sector.

The goal of the collaboration is to “reinvent the way IoT connectivity services are delivered,” as Telefónica put things. The idea is to combine the usage of cloud technology with cellular connectivity which will find the closest AWS region to deliver Telefónica subscribers a “local shortcut” when accessing the Internet.

The company continues to push into the wireless world as it seeks ways to push agriculture further through technology, but with a focus on wireless communication.

Not only is the prediction for an increase in spending, but Deloitte is expecting seven times more spending in cloud computing than information technology (IT) .

The execution of this collaboration will be to utilize Samsung Galaxy 5G devices and end-to-end enterprise network solutions with various solutions from IBM including its edge computing, hybrid cloud, and network expertise/management.

Overall, edge computing helps networks thrive and survive. The concept and the practice are interlocked with 5G and vice versa; however, the business models between these emerging technologies are still fumbling to figure out how each will coexist.

AT&T is finding growing opportunities in moving its workload to public cloud computing over time and believe that the move will help them improve economics through scalability.

AT&T and Microsoft are bringing a new integrated module of IoT to businesses through its collaborative effort, Azure Sphere.