At MWC Las Vegas, the energy around enterprise connectivity was undeniable. Throughout the week, companies across every sector converged to explore how data, timing, and intelligence intersect to drive performance. The consensus was unmistakable- deterministic networking has moved from concept to critical capability.   Across a packed schedule of meetings, Canoga Perkins collaborated with innovators focused on enhancing precision, visibility, and synchronization across networ

In the world of public safety, a second can be the difference between a life saved and a tragedy. The tools our first responders rely on—from real-time video feeds to biometric sensors—demand a network that is not just fast, but unfailingly reliable. As 5G rolls out, it promises to be the backbone of this next-generation public safety infrastructure, but its full potential can only be unlocked with the right architecture. 

As the world accelerates toward a hyper-connected future, leadership must evolve at the same pace as technology. In the 5G era, success isn’t just about faster speeds—it’s about the vision, adaptability, and purpose-driven innovation that will harness them. At Canoga Perkins, we believe a new leadership mindset is required to thrive in this landscape.

The future of enterprise AI hinges on the network, and at the recent 2025 OnGo Alliance Fall Meeting, Canoga Perkins President Malik Arshad delivered a compelling message: The era of "best effort" networking is over. In his presentation, “Powering the AI Enterprise: The Imperative of Deterministic Networking,” Arshad underscored a critical distinction that will define the next decade of enterprise technology. The Network Divide For AI workloads—where every millisecond transla

The future of networking isn't just about faster speeds; it's about intelligence. The telecom industry is entering an AI-driven era where networks must become more than dumb pipes—they must become smart, responsive systems capable of handling an explosion in data and real-time applications.

One thing you can count on in the technology world is that networks will get faster.   Ethernet debuted at 10 Mbps and today it's scaled...