Why a defense-tech giant is the next big player in broadband deployment
About this episode
The episode discusses Kontron's entry into the broadband sector and how their defense background influences their approach to network building.
Send us Fan Mail What happens when a company trusted with defense, medical, and transportation tech turns its focus to broadband? Recorded at the Connected America Conference in Dallas, host Jessica Denson talks with leadership from Kontron about their entry into the telecommunications sector. We explore how their 'fail-safe' background is shaping a new, cost-effective approach to building and maintaining resilient networks. Recommended links: Sutton Underwood LinkedIn Rok Okorn L...
People in this episode
Host: Jessica Denson
Topics covered
- broadband deployment
- defense technology
- telecommunications
- network resilience
- cost-effective solutions
Keywords
- broadband
- defense-tech
- telecommunications
- resilient networks
- cost-effective
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Kontron
Places: Dallas
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