Networking

Nokia Predicts Huge Wan Traffic Growth, But Experts Question Assumptions

Nokia predicts huge WAN traffic growth, but experts question assumptions

Nokia’s 2023 Mobile Networks report projects wide area network (WAN) traffic to explode by 25-30% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) through 2030, potentially reaching 10 times current levels. This bold forecast attributes the surge to escalating demands from AI applications, 5G proliferation, and cloud migrations. For network engineers grappling with bandwidth constraints, this means rethinking...

📈 25-30% Annual CAGR 📈 10x Traffic by 2030 📈 45% Expert Agreement
Cisco Latest News - Cisco: Latest News And Insights

Cisco: Latest news and insights

Cisco reported a 10% year-over-year revenue increase in its fiscal Q4 2024, driven largely by surging demand for AI-enabled networking solutions. This growth underscores the company’s pivot under CEO Chuck Robbins, who has steered Cisco toward becoming a key player in powering AI data centers. With partnerships spanning Microsoft, Nvidia, BlackRock, and Global Infrastructure Partners,...

📈 10% Revenue Growth 📈 50% Energy Efficiency 🤖 $1B AI Investments

Ruckus makes some noise with preconfigured switches for AV-over-IP networks

Ruckus Networks, a CommScope company, recently launched its ICX 8200 series switches preconfigured specifically for AV-over-IP networks, slashing deployment times by up to 50% according to early adopter reports. This move addresses a surging demand: the global AV-over-IP market hit $3.2 billion in 2022 and is forecasted to reach $51.5 billion by 2027, driven by...

📈 50% Deployment Time 📈 $51.5B Market Size by 2027 📈 40% Setup Errors
Cisco Amps Up Silicon One Line, Delivers New Systems And Optics For Ai Networking

Cisco amps up Silicon One line, delivers new systems and optics for AI networking

Cisco recently unveiled expansions to its Silicon One processor family, pushing Ethernet switching capacities to 51.2 Tbps per chip—more than double the previous generation’s 25.6 Tbps. This upgrade directly addresses the surging demands of AI data centers, where training large language models requires handling petabytes of data with minimal latency. For network engineers grappling with...

📈 51.2 Tbps Bandwidth Capacity 📈 40% Power Consumption 📈 50% Deployment Time
Dknife Targets Network Gateways In Long Running Aitm Campaign

DKnife targets network gateways in long running AitM campaign

Cisco Talos researchers uncovered a stealthy China-linked adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) framework dubbed DKnife, which has been hijacking network gateways since at least 2019. This tool intercepts and manipulates traffic at the network edge, allowing attackers to spy on or alter data in transit without touching endpoints. Active into early 2026, DKnife has targeted over 50 organizations,...

🤖 7 Years Campaign Duration 📈 70+ Breached Entities 📈 150% SASE Adoption
Depin Surge 2026: Crowdsourced Decentralized Networks Building Unbreakable Connectivity For Ai, Iot, And Global Infrastructure Resilience.

DePIN Surge 2026: Crowdsourced Networks Powering Unbreakable, AI-Resilient Connectivity

In the dynamic landscape of networking and ICT, Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) are emerging as a revolutionary force in 2025. By crowdsourcing physical resources like bandwidth, storage, and compute power through blockchain incentives, DePIN is creating unbreakable, resilient connectivity that challenges traditional centralized models. As network demands skyrocket with AI and IoT proliferation, DePIN offers a scalable, cost-effective alternative that's democratizing infrastructure. With market caps soaring to $55 billion as of September 2025, this surge isn't just hype—it's a paradigm shift for unbreakable global networks. Let's explore how DePIN is reshaping connectivity for network engineers, enterprises, and beyond.

📈 $3.5T Projected by 2028 ⚡ $11-12B Current Market Cap ⭐ 258% Revenue Surge
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