Sean Buckley is a freelance journalist who has written for various publications including CNET, Engadget, and Gizmodo. He covers a wide range of topics including technology, telecommunications, and data centers. With a knack for drawing cartoons and a passion for DuckTales, Sean brings a unique and lighthearted approach to his writing.
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Sean Buckley's coverage primarily revolves around telecommunications, data centers, fiber optic internet, and related acquisitions within the tech industry. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements suggests he would be responsive to pitches offering exclusive news about company developments in these sectors.
He may also be interested in expert insights or analysis regarding emerging trends like AI impacting server semiconductor markets or the rise of gigabit Ethernet service adoption.
Given his lack of a specific geographic focus, Sean is likely open to covering stories from various locations as long as they are relevant to the global tech industry.
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By: Sean Buckley
The vendor is seeing an uptick in carrier and cloud provider sales while also making gains in software and services.
Sept. 6, 2024 To enhance its mobile and fiber broadband convergence vision, Verizon made a $20 billion bid to acquire Frontier.
By: Sean Buckley
The service provider will focus on organic fiber network builds and opportunities to create wireless/wireline bundles.
By: Sean Buckley
The service provider will mainly leverage its existing network to enable middle-mile network initiatives.
By: Sean Buckley
The service provider continues to weather challenging revenue headwinds in its enterprise services business while transitioning customers to new profitable cloud and IP-based ...
By: Sean Buckley
The organization will highlight what is hot today and provide a roadmap for future Ethernet technologies.
By: Sean Buckley
In this latest issue of Building Broadband, we're tracking new broadband deployments from Blue Stream Fiber, Consolidated, Fiber Fast Homes, Glo Fiber, Kinetic and Race Communications.
A new Endeavor Business Media (EBM) scorecard captures perceptions of the NTIA's once-in-a-lifetime broadband program.
By: Sean Buckley
The new submarine cable will provide direct fiber connectivity for large hyperscaler, cloud, content, carrier and government customers.
The service provider is integrating the former back-office elements it gained from the former CenturyLink, Global Crossing, Level 3 Communications, Qwest and tw telecom.
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