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This is a guide to building secure telco cloud infrastructure, common threats, and best practices to follow.

In this special FutureNet World 2025 interview, LabLabee Founder and CEO Samir Tahraoui joins Amy Cameron, Research Director at STL Partners, for a compelling conversation. Recorded live at the event, the discussion brings together one of the industry's emerging innovators and a leading analyst to explore key trends shaping the telecom landscape.

This is a beginner’s guide to GitOps. Learn what GitOps is, why it’s used, and the benefits for organizations.

This is a beginner’s guide to Kubernetes. Learn what Kubernetes is, why it is used, and how it can help simplify your container management.

As the telecom industry undergoes a deep structural shift towards cloud-native, software-defined networks, companies are facing a dual challenge: adopting fast-evolving technologies while ensuring their teams have the right skills to make these transitions effective.

As telecom networks evolve from rigid, hardware-based systems to dynamic, software-defined architectures, open source technologies are becoming the critical foundation for innovation. The latest survey from LF Networking, unveiled at the Open Networking & Edge Summit in March 2025, confirms this accelerating transformation—placing open source at the center of the industry’s cloud-native and AI-driven future.

The global wireless revolution hit a historic milestone in 2024, with 5G connections skyrocketing to 2.25 billion worldwide. This is not just growth—this is a seismic shift in global connectivity. 5G’s adoption is four times faster than 4G LTE, which had only surpassed 500 million connections at the same stage of deployment in 2014.

Bouygues Telecom has partnered with LabLabee, a specialized SaaS platform for telecommunications with virtual hands-on training, to upskill its technical teams. Following a successful pilot program this summer, Bouygues Telecom has committed to purchasing hundreds of annual licenses for 2025 to address the critical challenges of deploying and operating 5G and Telco Cloud technologies.

As 5G technology revolutionizes industries with its remarkable speeds, ultra-low latency, and improved connectivity, businesses face both unprecedented opportunities and heightened challenges. While 5G paves the way for innovation and growth, it also brings new vulnerabilities and security threats with potentially significant implications.