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No SIM Slot? Why the World Is Moving to eSIM Faster Than You Think

Telecom Talk

Understanding the eSIM An eSIM is a programmable SIM that is embedded directly into the device’s hardware during manufacturing. Operational Efficiency for Telcos : eSIM reduces logistics costs by eliminating the need for physical SIM cards, distribution networks, and store-based activations. Advantages of eSIM Adoption in 2025 1.

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On-device SLMs with agentic orchestration for hyper-personalized customer experiences in telecom

AWS Telecommunications

This distributed architecture eliminates single points of failure, providing reliable, low-latency, and resilient synchronization suitable for mobile and edge applications, as shown in the following figure. A router device typically runs an open software platform such as RDK-B or PrplOS/OpenWRT on top of its hardware.

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AI/GenAI in data centers: Trends, use cases and recommendations

HCL Tech

Hardware leaders like NVIDIA and AMD supply the essential chips that are powering these advances. Use cases and applications Intelligent cooling and power management: AI systems fine-tune cooling and power distribution, driving significant efficiency gains. For instance, Google’s DeepMind AI helped cut cooling energy use by 40%.

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Four Steps to Achieve Cyber Resilience for Utilities 

Cisco Wireless

However, as power substations, distribution automation equipment, and renewable energy facilities become more interconnected, cyber threats grow in scale and sophistication. Benefits of network segmentation: Isolate critical systems, such as power distribution controllers, from less sensitive systems like video surveillance.

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The future evolution of ODN technologies

Total Telecom

Contributed Article The optical distribution network (ODN) is a point-to-multipoint passive optical network (PON), as shown in FIG. In traditional ODN construction, the feeder optical cables, distribution optical cables, and drop cables are stripped or terminated onsite for fiber connection.

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Why Legacy.NEXT Can Never be a True Next-Gen Load Balancer

vmware

App economy has mandated modern load balancing with cloud speed and ease, based on a distributed and resilient architecture. In response, legacy vendors made disruptive hardware and software changes in attempts to mimic software-defined principles. Developers provision Virtual IPs (VIPs) in minutes, enabling rapid CI/CD deployments.

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The case for and against AI-RAN technology using Nvidia or AMD GPUs

IEEE ComSoc

This moment in time presents a massive opportunity for telcos to build a fabric for AI training (creation) and AI inferencing (distribution) by repurposing their central and distributed infrastructures.” “That is an effort.”