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At the joint Nokia and New York University (NYU) Brooklyn 6G Summit 2025, VIAVI and Northeastern University’s digital twin demonstration received the “Best Demonstration” award in recognition of its potential application across a wide variety of use cases from lab to field, including cellular wireless, modular and synthetic, radio test, and alternate Position, Navigation, and...

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The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Breaking Barriers for Agentic Networks Hackathon in partnership with Telecom Infra Project brought together 377 participants across 68 projects to explore the role of agentic AI in solving challenges and capturing new opportunities in the telecom industry. 45 in-person teams attended the hackathon at Dogpatch Labs in Dublin, Ireland, while others...

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Be it an earthquake, tsunami, flood or wildfire, Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) and reality capture technologies play a vital role in disaster recovery and rebuilding efforts. In this blog, we examine how these can be implemented with a real-world example of how VIAVI’s technology is helping to rebuild following the United States’ worst wildfire […]

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Networks strive to enable both high throughput and low latency. However, as the number of packets moving through a given network reaches their limit, queues start to build, with delays/ congestion introduced as a result. Congestion therefore needs to be managed but legacy mechanisms for detecting congestion rely on packet loss as a measure that […]

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Advances in quantum computers mean elliptic curve cryptographic (ECC) techniques will likely be cracked in about five years. These advances not only include processing power (IBM’s Kookaburra processor is set to exceed 4,000 qubits later this year), but also in error correction. As an example, Google’s Willow is a 105 qubit computer and these error […]

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