Open networking is no longer an emerging concept. It is becoming a foundational principle for the future of enterprise and service provider connectivity. As networks evolve toward increasingly software-driven and disaggregated architectures, the industry’s focus is shifting beyond innovation alone toward operational maturity, interoperability, and long-term reliability. Within this transformation, the Telecom Infra Project OpenLAN community continues to play a significant rol

What started as a response to DigiCert certificates approaching end-of-life became a community-wide transformation — spanning requirements gathering, protocol selection, vendor evaluation, tooling development, infrastructure buildout, and live migration of thousands of devices worldwide.

The second annual OpenLAN Global Summit capped three days of Wi-Fi World Congress USA 2026 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. The message from speakers, operators, and contributors was consistent throughout the day: OpenLAN has moved past the question of whether open and disaggregated networking can work at scale. It already is.

FYUZ 2026 is heading to Seattle, and registration is officially open. Join us November 3–5 at The Westin Seattle for two and a half days of real connection, practical innovation, and the conversations shaping the future of AI and advanced communications. This year's event has been reimagined from the ground up, with a fully integrated stage and expo floor, the brand new FYUZ Loft, and guided tours into Seattle's innovation ecosystem.