AT&T stories - Page 2

LTE and 5G broadcast market tipped to grow at 9.9% CAGR, reaching a value of $1.8bn by 2029, says report.

Melbourne's Peak Amplify to sponsor Cisco's WebexOne 2023 conference, showcasing their innovative software solutions.

AT&T customer data breach highlights operator’s cybersecurity risks from third-party partners, says SecurityGen.

Digital Barriers expands leadership team with key hires, bringing expertise in telco, hyperscale, and IoT to accelerate growth & revenue.

John Shelnutt appointed as CEO of Fortress Solutions, succeeding Brendon Mills who resigned to pursue other opportunities. #executivemoves #FortressSolutions.

Shannon Harris appointed Managing Director and Technology Leader of IBM New Zealand, returning to the company after previously working for 2 years.

Microsoft acquires Xandr from AT-T in $1 billion deal to shape the digital ad marketplace and empower the open web.

RedShield's Web Application Shielding is delivered as a fully managed service. It uses shields to mitigate exploitable vulnerabilities in applications.

Singapore's remote working success is overshadowed by rising concerns over cyber attacks, an AT-T study finds.

The Telco Security Alliance, consisting of AT-T, Singtel, and Telefónica, is collaborating to enhance threat detection capabilities through shared intelligence.

Founded in 1986, ADTRAN capitalised on AT&T's breakup to become a leader in telecommunications networking, with revenue peaking at USD $717 million in 2011.

AT&T’s ANZ managing director outlines what he has learned about the tricky task of bringing the revolutionary SD-WAN tech to life.

AT&T aims to reduce risks in cloud storage for business customers by offering Cloud Recovery with Sungard AS supported by AWS.

Verizon, Reliance Jio, and TIM have joined O-RAN board, driving open networking and virtualisation in 5G networks.

Cybersecurity firm AlienVault will soon become part of AT&T as the companies agreed to an acquisition deal worth an undisclosed amount.

The giant telco reportedly has $189 billion of debt, and the data center sale (18 in the US and 13 international) is a move to reduce that.

These service providers supposedly demonstrated a strong regional network presence and leadership in software-defined technologies.

For consumers, digital healthcare is about more choice, better services and more active participation in their health and healthcare.

Microsoft, Cisco, HSBC, Mastercard, AT&T, and JP Morgan Chase have pledged to advance cybersecurity across the globe.

Taking place in Los Angeles, California, the event will bring together over 1000 senior level professionals from over 275 companies around the world.