Hardware is not just hard, it is Expensive
Lately, it has become commonplace in the tech blogosphere to say that “Hardware is Hard“. There are a few reasons for the sudden prominence of this strand of commentary. Several […]
Category Archives: Networking
The eConomics of eSports
Today, we are launching coverage of a new area – eSports. If you are on our mailing list you should have received a copy of our 30-page, detailed report. If you […]
MWC 2017: NFV – A Capex Wave Forming?
This post is excerpted from my newsletter, subscribe to follow this site and you will be automatically added to the newsletter e-mail list. This year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) […]
Slouching Towards the Cloud
We tend to talk about the Cloud in terms of extreme certainty. Using almost religious tones. As in “We are all moving to the Cloud, by way of Jerusalem.” We assume […]
How Riot Games Became a Telco
Telecom networks are changing in some important ways. A few weeks ago, I wrote a somewhat fanciful piece about the ways in which telecom networks are being unbundled by the […]
The Sci-Fi Vision of Telecom Operators
I have had a few conversations last week about the future of Telecom Operators. It started when Benedict Evans trolling Twitter with this comment: Benedict Evans (@BenedictEvans) 2/1/16, 6:13 PM The […]
China’s Rising Giants in Enterprise Hardware
This is an excerpt from D2D Newsletter Issue #18 – For a copy of the complete report, please e-mail me or DM me on Twitter. Perhaps the biggest change to […]
