I mean, if you're a network operator today, you have to be in that business, and if you're a mega-scale cloud provider you're already committing a lot of capital.
The principles outlined below apply to other data-centric enterprises, too, whether they are a network operator dealing with petabytes of syslog data, a life-science research organization handling genomic data or electron microscopy images, or a studio dealing with AR/VR content.
In other words, for personal information, it may be that a network operator will have to obtain both consent and conduct a security assessment.
In the case of Deutsche Telekom, for example, the carrier says that it will be pre-loading "strategically relevant building blocks, such as those for security," but it also adds that it is providing "a network operator's perspective" on technical requirements for handset makers.
In 2008, Mr. Gummadi and a graduate student, Marcel Dischinger, developed a free software gauge that detected whether broadband service was being throttled by a network operator.
Without some neutrality rules it is unclear how a network operator can be stopped from blocking particular sites or services.
Once they were lumps of hardware, brought to life by a layer of software; today, they might be more accurately described as services in a box.It was ever thus with mobile phones, of course: the handset is useless without a network operator, and mobile phones are, in effect, the containers in which operators sell their services.
As such, the train-to-wayside communication can be provided by a network operator who charges a fee based on the actual usage.
Usually a service can be provided by a network operator or third parties, so the Service Instance can consist of by both operator's services and third parties' services.
