Today, IoT (Internet of Things) and mobile devices are rapidly knocking on our doors. Connectivity and mobile data usage are mainstream. However, the need to deliver internet quickly and robustly is becoming more and more urgent as we face an explosion of devices and users. Wi-Fi has experienced rapid developments and changes over the last…
Wireless networking has been continuously evolving every few years to support growing consumer requirements. WiFi 6 or IEEE 802.11ax, is the newest generation WiFi specification standard. It comes as the successor to 802.11ac, or WiFi 5. WiFi 6 is built atop the foundations of what 802.11ac has to offer, taking some of its principles and…
The sense of excitement and potential, we stand at the brink of a transformation. It is a moment that echoes the birth of the Internet in the mid-’70s, when the radical pioneers of computer networking – machines talking to each other! – hijacked the telephone system with their first digital hellos. Or that jaw-dropper…
Wi-Fi provides a means to ease network congestion caused by heavy data users (or as it is commonly called Wi-Fi offload). On the other hand, it becomes difficult to attach a monetary value to this widely-available benefit. As a CSP ( a security standard introduced to prevent attacks resulting from execution of malicious content in some web page context),…
In the past few decades, there’s been a massive increase in the number of Internet users, gadgets, and Internet connectivity-all around the world. These factors, combined with digital transformation in all industries worldwide and increasing utilization of bandwidth-demanding applications, have made significant contributions to the condition for the quicker and universal wireless network connection. Each…
Most people see the wireless icon symbol on a computer or smartphone that indicates a successful wireless LAN connection, but fewer understand the origins of the technology that has been dubbed as Wi-Fi. The term Wi-Fi originally did not represent the technology itself, but rather was a branding term devised to promote and support interoperability…