Josh Kerns

Josh Kerns is a Murrow and Emmy award-winning journalist currently serving as Communications Director for the 5G Open Innovation Lab in Bellevue, WA.

A technology veteran, he has written extensively about and worked with Microsoft, Amazon, Intel, T-Mobile, and many other leading enterprise and platform companies. He is based in Seattle.

Related Content


Securing the future of 5G with a collaborative, Zero Trust approach | 5G Open Innovation Lab

Securing the future of 5G with a collaborative, Zero Trust approach | 5G Open Innovation Lab

Cyberattacks increasingly frequent, costly. The threats are staggering. On average, it takes more than 250 days to find and mitigate a network breach. Cyberattacks are up 92%, and the average data breach now costs $3.86 million,

Read more


Your Brand. Our Intelligence Tools.

Capture leads at the point of evaluation. Talk to Us →

Sponsored by Palo Alto Networks
⚡ Utilities ⏱ 8 min ✓ Free
This tool is built and hosted by TeckNexus.
Launch Tool →
Whitepaper
This whitepaper explains how utilities can use secure AI-enabled private mobile networks to modernize operations, support distributed intelligence, improve resilience, and strengthen cybersecurity across critical infrastructure. It covers AI applications, private network advantages, zero trust principles, multilayered security architecture, and governance considerations for AI-ready utility environments....
Palo Alto Networks
Whitepaper
Non-terrestrial networks are rapidly evolving from experimental satellite systems into an increasingly important part of the global 5G connectivity landscape. This eBook, developed by Radisys in collaboration with TeckNexus, explores how 3GPP standardization, satellite architecture innovation, and software-driven network design are reshaping NTN deployment models. It examines the transition from...
Whitepaper
Private cellular networks are transforming industrial operations, but securing private 5G, LTE, and CBRS infrastructure requires more than legacy IT/OT tools. This whitepaper by TeckNexus and sponsored by OneLayer outlines a 4-pillar framework to protect critical systems, offering clear guidance for evaluating security vendors, deploying zero trust, and integrating IT,...
Scroll to Top