With the rapid expansion in remote work, video meetings and applications moving to the cloud from on-premises data centers, many cloud and content provider networks are struggling to keep up
In our previous blog, we briefly discussed the five 5G security challenges that service providers need to tackle. In this blog, we’ll look deeper into the first challenge – what
Telcos are rapidly moving to the telco cloud paradigm for the benefits it brings, including increased network agility, scalability, flexibility and lower latency. Unlike traditional networks where network functionality is
For network operators, the 5G and cloud era will be the same, but different. By now, network operators are familiar with the ongoing need to increase network scale and capacity.
Businesses that implement network automation outperform those that do not. This was one of many key findings in the recently published Juniper Networks State of Network Automation Report (SoNAR) 2020.
With the onset of the 5G and cloud era, customers, devices and applications are becoming increasingly more mobile and, perhaps more importantly, portable. As end-users can now move their devices
Deutsche Telekom (DT), a Juniper Networks customer, recently announced the successful achievement of a major milestone in the deployment of their next generation voice service. A critical public service and
Managed SD-WAN has become a must-have for many global enterprises to augment or even replace their existing MPLS VPNs. Enterprises can particularly benefit from multiple WAN access technologies to lower
At Juniper Networks, we’re big believers in disaggregating hardware from software and even disaggregating software itself. Needless to say, we’ve followed the evolution of Microsoft’s Software for Open Networking in
As more business and personal applications move to the cloud, network operators are expected to meet growing demands for new services, speed to market, flexibility and reliability while minimizing operations