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Tips and trends in design and installation of wireless communications networks, wired infrastructure design and implementation, network peripherals and more.
5G has the potential to redefine our understanding of networking, but only if we prepare our entire IT infrastructure for a new era in connectivity.
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In the era of artificial intelligence and the internet of things, it seems enterprises are returning to data processing ways of the past — and for good reason.
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The steady rise of cloud computing has compelled many enterprises to pivot away from data center hyper-consolidation and toward more decentralized network architectures.
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Military forces operating in remote or hostile environments depend on cutting-edge networking technologies in order achieve critical information superiority.
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What began as the IoT (Internet of Things) has rapidly become the IoE (Internet of Everything). Monitors, sensors, and automated devices aren't new around the warehouse. What is new about IoT in the warehouse is the ability for those devices to transmit the data collected to a centralized data center, where it can be analyzed both per device and collectively, to yield valuable information and insight to the warehouse and to the business as a whole.
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Are you in one of the areas that receives solid, reliable 4G coverage, or do sections of your hometown still consider themselves lucky when 3G is available? Most cities and cell service carriers now have solid 4G coverage, leaving many to wonder: what's next? When will 5G become available, and what kinds of speed and service can we expect with a 5G network? This post explains.
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When you look at just how far communication has come in the last few years, it's easy to look back at the technology of yesterday and chuckle. After all, why do we need something like a pager when every employee within an organization probably has their own personal smartphone?
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