
The Network week in review: Sept 23- Sept 27
1. Why AI and 5G make a good team

1. Why AI and 5G make a good team

Small island nations are “not sitting idly by” but are emerging as “frontrunners” in the fight against climate change according to Fekitamoeloa Katoa ‘Utoikamanu, the UN High Representative for Small Island Developing States.

A non-profit dedicated to exposing the severity of the global education crisis has been inviting delegates to the UN General Assembly inside a tiny mirrored installation this week, to drive home the reality that around 260 million children are missing from classrooms around the world.

The Secretary-General began by reminding delegates that, currently, not enough financing is being mobilized to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and that rising levels of debt are limiting spending.

The historically male-dominated shipping industry should clear the decks for a new generation of women, whose empowerment would help fuel economic growth, and speed up the drive towards “safe, secure, clean and sustainable shipping”.

This month at the London Design Festival, climate experts worked with creative minds to design revolutionary, sustainable solutions to the climate crisis.

To facilitate the transition, increase the power of the underlying transport network, and reduce operational complexity, Cisco and South Slope created a converged solution based on the Cisco NCS5500 router series.

And today we announce the Cisco Webex Control Hub Extended Security Pack.

It also requires building power transmission systems to transport electricity efficiently from remote areas like the North Sea, and storage systems to capture solar power for use at night.

Imagine a doctor in a hospital who is about to operate on a patient with a brain aneurism.