Joe O'Halloran is the Networking Editor at Computer Weekly. He covers a diverse range of topics including telecommunications, deep tech, and the Internet of Things, with a particular focus on 5G, AI, and social governance. Joe's insights and expertise have been featured in ComputerWeekly.com.
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Joe's coverage predominantly revolves around reporting on industry events, product launches, and partnerships in the technology sector. He regularly features press releases and private sector announcements indicating a strong emphasis on newsworthy developments within the software & SaaS and automotive industries.
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Centre for robotics, AI and automated technologies teams with connectivity firm deploy to investigate and test robotics on private 5G networks for tomorrow’s agriculture industry
UK’s leading and second-leading alternative broadband providers report strong end of year for fibre network deployment.
By: Joe O’Halloran
Strategic partnership looks to create ‘innovative’ workplace services that enhance collaboration and productivity, providing a unified platform for managing AV and UC environments.
UK’s largest telco reveals extent of progress in network transformation programme to make full-fibre network available to more than 14 million homes and businesses by the end of 2027.
Progress revealed in creating next-gen infrastructure including simplification of architecture, cloudifying infrastructure layer, implementing autonomous operation, removal of legacy platforms.
By: Joe O’Halloran
Consortium of optical technology providers come together to accelerate open network rollouts and support NTT-driven next generation optical network infrastructure programme, testing and certification of multiple products.
Global connectivity provider deploys advanced optical pluggables to power the Carrier Ethernet service upgrade, allowing businesses to scale bandwidth between 50Mbps and 100Gbps-plus.
Middle East telco partners with internet exchange operator to boost regional datacentre connectivity, with Fujairah hosting largest submarine cable landing station and new locations for Dubai.
By: Joe O’Halloran
Partnership to combine carrier-grade network with expertise in edge computing and low-latency networking to create one-stop connectivity offering for customers.
Office tech provider looks to support next generation of hybrid work model for those in return-to-office mode with multipurpose tool to help IT leaders and workplace facilities managers.
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