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Programmable Global Carrier Digital Services, Sebastian Schumann, Deutsche Telekom

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Sebastian has been part of TADHack and TADSummit since almost the beginning. Here is Sebastian’s hack from TADHack 2024, Global Carrier vCon extension. We kick off Sebastian’s session with Thomas paying respect for what he built, in demonstrating how easy vCon can be integrated with a carrier’s wholesale CPaaS. You’ll hear reference to TelecomsXChange and … Continue reading Programmable Global Carrier Digital Services, Sebastian Schumann, Deutsche Telekom →

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Delivering the Future of Networking with Hyper-scalable Connectivity, Liang Dong, Epsilon

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Video and Slides Outline: Delivering the Future of Networking with Hyper-scalable Connectivity Liang Dong, Senior Product Manager, Epsilon In recent years, Service Providers across Asia are looking at capturing new growth opportunities fuelled by the rapid pace of digitalisation in the region. This has led to an increased adoption of some form of cloud services … Continue reading Delivering the Future of Networking with Hyper-scalable Connectivity, Liang Dong, Epsilon →

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Serverless Opinions

Before the Serverless Panel session, I asked the panelists to submit a 5 minute video on their “Serverless Opinions.” This was to provide a level-set for the panelists, and enable us to get into the meat of the discussion as quickly as possible. It’s a great resource, and in this weblog I’ve summarized their opinions. … Continue reading Serverless Opinions →

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Serverless and RTC Panel Discussion

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Serverless and RTC Panel Discussion. At TADSummit EMEA 2019 we had a number of FinTech start-ups presenting and they expressed surprise at the lack of adoption of serverless across the RTC community. Referring to the approaches described by several RTC service providers as “yak-shaving”. In this session we hear from a number of thought-leaders on … Continue reading Serverless and RTC Panel Discussion →