Kendra Haines

The global telecommunications industry is currently undergoing a fundamental paradigm shift in how subsea cable networks are conceptualized and deployed across the vast reaches of the ocean floor. Historically, the primary metrics for success in subsea infrastructure were raw capacity and the

The transition from organizations simply utilizing artificial intelligence to becoming fully realized agentic enterprises represents the most significant shift in corporate operations since the dawn of the cloud era. While the previous years were defined by the frantic acquisition of

The rapid expansion of private cellular networks and the increasing density of urban wireless deployments have pushed the Citizens Broadband Radio Service bands to their traditional performance limits. As more enterprises and service providers attempt to carve out reliable connectivity in these

At the IBM Think conference in May 2026, the atmosphere was electric with the promise of generative AI, but beneath the surface-level excitement, a more sober conversation was happening regarding the physical and logical foundations of this new era. Sam Werner, the general manager who oversees the

The digital sky has grown significantly more crowded as the promise of a simplified, one-size-fits-all cloud migration has effectively evaporated for modern enterprise leaders. For several years, the prevailing sentiment among executive circles suggested that cloud computing was reaching a state of

In the current high-stakes environment of global manufacturing, corporations are finding that traditional network architectures are no longer sufficient to power the next generation of autonomous machinery and real-time analytics. The strategic alliance between Verizon Business and Ericsson aims to

The massive scale of modern industrial complexes often creates a digital fragmentation that prevents facility managers from achieving true operational efficiency across diverse hardware systems. While the early iterations of the Matter protocol focused on making consumer smart homes more intuitive,

The traditional castle-and-moat approach to healthcare cybersecurity has become increasingly obsolete as hospitals transform into hyper-connected hubs where patient data flows across numerous remote sites and cloud platforms. At the recent HIMSS26 Europe conference, a significant step forward was

Matilda Bailey is a seasoned networking specialist whose work often sits at the intersection of traditional wireless infrastructure and the burgeoning world of next-gen computing solutions. With a career spent dissecting how data moves across complex systems, she has become a go-to voice for

In the high-stakes environment of modern healthcare, a momentary loss of data transmission is no longer just a technical glitch but a critical failure that can jeopardize patient safety and clinical outcomes. This paradigm shift has fundamentally altered how manufacturers approach the design phase