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Kansas City Power & Light picks Nokia

Kansas City Power & Light (KCP&L) has selected Nokia to enhance the microwave communications network that supports a range of mission-critical services for the utility’s power transmission and distribution grid. Nokia said that for this project it is introducing the latest microwave packet radio technology as an overlay to existing equipment. KCP&L is deploying Nokia’s […]

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IBM unveils POWER9 server with PCIe 4.0

IBM unveiled its next-generation Power Systems Servers based on its newly designed POWER9 processor and designed for compute-intensive AI workloads and frameworks, such as Chainer, TensorFlow and Caffe, as well as accelerated databases such as Kinetica. The new POWER9-based AC922 Power Systems are the first to embed PCI-Express 4.0, next-generation NVIDIA NVLink and OpenCAPI, which […]

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T-Mobile US authorizes $1.5 billion stock repurchase program

T-Mobile US’ Board of Directors authorized a stock repurchase program for up to $1.5 billion of T-Mobile’s common stock through December 31, 2018. Deutsche Telekom is also expected to purchase another $500 million in T-Mobile’s common stock on the common market.  “Since launching Un-carrier, T-Mobile has delivered unmatched growth and continues to take share in […]

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Ciena posts quarterly revenue of $744 million, tax benefit of $1.13 billion

Ciena reported revenue of $744.4 million for its fourth quarter of fiscal 2017, ended 31-October-2017, as compared to $716.2 million for the fiscal fourth quarter 2016. For fiscal year 2017, Ciena reported revenue of $2.80 billion, as compared to $2.60 billion for fiscal year 2016. Ciena’s fiscal fourth quarter and fiscal year 2017 results reflect […]

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MONET subsea cable enters service connecting U.S. and Brazil

The Monet subsea cable system, which links the U.S. and Brazil, is complete and ready for commercial service. The 100Gbps-capable cable system offers an initial 64 Tbps of capacity.  The 10,556km cable has shore landings in Boca Raton, Florida; Fortaleza, Brazil; and Praia Grande, Brazil. Monet is owned by Algar Telecom (Brazil), Angola Cables (Angola), […]

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VeloCloud offers Seamless Addition of SD-WAN to AWS

VeloCloud Networks’ Cloud-Delivered SD-WAN is enhancing the ability for enterprises to connect to Amazon Web Services (AWS). Specifically, VeloCloud is leveraging AWS to offer a range of flexible deployment options for customers, including topology designs that require minimal changes to their existing networks. Enterprises now have the flexibility of including Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon […]

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