The evolving dynamics of the test and measurement industry reflect strategic mergers and acquisitions, which are key maneuvers for adaptation amid market fluctuations. As VoIP and 5G technologies proliferate, companies seek to counteract revenue pressures and navigate economic challenges. This industry realignment enhances resilience and positions companies for future innovation.
With Q-Day approaching, VoIP platforms face a crucial juncture in telecom security. Quantum computers could soon crack RSA, ECC encryption, threatening data integrity. CSPs must prioritize robust quantum-resistant measures to protect VoIP communications. Industry collaboration is key for a secure, unified advancement in quantum technology readiness, ensuring resilient defenses.
Viavi Solutions is acquiring Spirent Communications’ high-speed Ethernet and network security assets for $425 million, following Keysight Technologies’ $1.5 billion acquisition of Spirent. This move strengthens Viavi’s NSE strategy, enhancing its Ethernet testing, security, and AI capabilities.
Viavi Solutions is advancing the VoIP industry with a new Open RAN test lab in Quezon City, funded by USAID’s BEACON Project. This initiative boosts regional Open RAN markets, fostering VoIP innovation.
Viavi Solutions has launched the Viavi Automated Lab-as-a-Service (VALOR) in Arizona, enhancing the landscape of Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) testing services. With support from the NTIA’s Public Wireless Supply Chain Innovation Fund, VALOR focuses on interoperability, performance, and security.
Viavi Solutions has unveiled the ONE-1600, designed to support the emerging 1.6 terabit per second ecosystem. Leveraging 224G SERDES technology, this latest addition to the ONE LabPro platform addresses the growing bandwidth demands driven by AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing.
Viavi Solutions, a leading technology firm, has extended an ambitious £1 billion acquisition deal to Spirent Communications. The anticipated merger could unlock enhanced capabilities across artificial intelligence, machine learning, security, and cloud-native architecture.
Deutsche Telekom, in collaboration with AirHop, Juniper Networks, VIAVI Solutions, and VMware, has been testing the waters to leverage telecom technology bound by Open RAN specifications. Treading an intriguing path of innovation, they trialed Non-RT RIC technology by performing a RAN closed-loop optimization proof, embraced by ONAP and Open RAN standards. The journey unfolded two pivotal use case scenarios revolving around PCI optimization and energy-saving dynamics powered by AI and machine learning.
