An SD-WAN enables automation will help service providers to easily connect to and integrate across all different compute edges required to optimize traffic and management of 5G cells. This will enable seamless transition toward a full 5G infrastructure by managing any transport available across the edge, leveraging 5G transport for those critical applications that require zero latency and higher speeds.

According to Group-Digital IB’s Risk Protection team, a single scam network’s potential victim pool is estimated to be around 10 million people, with potential harm totaling around $80 million every month.

Yahsat and Ericsson will offer integrated essential connectivity solutions to address industrial concerns such as a lack of network separation for communications, high operating costs, and data speed and coverage limits.

Ericsson and KAUST will use machine learning for frequency-selective wireless channels, with the goal of using deep learning to solve channel estimation and resource allocation problems for massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems, as current optimization algorithms often have significant computational complexity and processing overhead. Ericsson and KAUST will investigate transparent and flexible intelligent surfaces for increased communication in 5G and beyond.

“We are thrilled that Kyndryl is today an independent company — with 90,000 of the best and brightest professionals, a strong balance sheet, and a growth path,” said Martin Schroeter, Kyndryl’s chairman and chief executive officer.