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Internet, Modern Media

Submarine Cables: What does the future hold?

August 23, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

The Earth is a watery place. H2O covers 71% of our planet’s surface, and vast oceans separate countries and continents by thousands of miles. Yet, nations and peoples are drawing closer than at any point before in history. Certainly, some […]


News

Thursday Roundup: IEIC, Vonage, Amdocs

August 8, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

The Internet Ecosystem Innovation Committee continues to add new members as it steps into its chosen role of promoting collaboration across communities interested in creating new internet nexus points. Virginia Commonwealth University has joined the organization as a founding member, […]


News

Friday Bytes: Sparkle, Telefonica, DC BLOX

July 12, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Sparkle has shifted its presence in the African country of Djibouti to the Djibouti Data Center. That facility will now serve as the global internet backbone’s hub for expansion to eastern and southern Africa. Sparkle has been in Djibouti since […]


News

Telefónica offers offnet connectivity in more than 30 countries across Latin America, Europe

July 10, 2019

Via: Fierce Telecom News

Telefónica has extended the reach of its resale internet access service to more than 30 countries across Latin America and Europe. The carrier’s wholesale business unit, Telefonica International Wholesale Services (TIWS), is offering the service to other carriers that want […]


News

IEIC Takes Aim at Regional Development of New Infrastructure Nexuses

July 5, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

While everyone (in the US) enjoys the long Independence Day weekend, here’s a quick look at an interesting item I missed from ITW week. A new organization aiming to stimulate the growth of new regional internet hubs around the world, […]


News

PlanetOne Adds Frontier Communications to Preferred Provider Program

April 30, 2019

Via: Telecom Reseller

PlanetOne, the IT and telecom industry’s preferred connectivity partner, today announced Frontier Communications, is now part of its growing portfolio of preferred providers. With the addition of Frontier Communications, PlanetOne is bringing an expanded offering of connectivity, unified communications and […]


Internet, Modern Media

Rural internet to get a boost in speed

April 30, 2019

Via: RCR Wireless News

More than 100,000 rural homes and businesses in 43 states will get a minimum of 25 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload speeds, rather than 10 Mbps/1 Mbps speeds that would otherwise have been deployed, according to the Federal Communications […]


Internet, Modern Media, Worldwide equipment

NAB 2019: JVC Professional Video Delivers Most Resilient Video Transport Over The Internet

April 8, 2019

Via: Broadcast Beat

JVC Professional Video, a division of JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation, has continued to develop its CONNECTED CAM family of products to create the most resilient video transport over the internet. CONNECTED CAM was launched last year with the GY-HC900, a 2/3-inch […]


Internet, Modern Media

MWC 2019: Edge and blockchain to change the internet

March 4, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

Last year MWC was the time of minimum knowledge and maximum hype for blockchain. Now we have much less hype, but there are also much more real uses for blockchain. Edge has had much less general hype, rather it has […]


News

Thursday Bytes: Uniti, EdgeConneX, OneWeb

February 28, 2019

Via: Telecom Ramblings

The shockwaves from Windstream’s loss in court last week continue to spread. Following Windstream’s Chapter 11 filing, Uniti Group has decided to postpone its earnings call from Thursday until sometime before March 18, 2019. More than half of Uniti’s revenue […]


Internet, Modern Media

Is 5G a Better Choice for Indoor Mobile Data?

February 5, 2019

Via: No Jitter

For the vast majority of IT shops, a functional, centrally controlled wireless LAN (WLAN) is one of the most valuable infrastructure elements provided. Using the ubiquitous Wi-Fi standards, WLANs have become the most common portal for wireless-equipped laptops and smartphones […]


News

Service Providers vs. Product Vendors: Battle for the Future of the Network

December 27, 2018

Via: No Jitter

Standards have had a profound impact on the evolution of networking. TCP/IP, BGP, HTTP, SMTP — all of these have enabled the creation of the Internet, content hyperlinking, and personal communication. In recent years, it seems standards have had a […]


Internet, Modern Media

ITU works to bring the world’s other half online

September 25, 2018

Via: Telecom Ramblings

The UN Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development have moved to accelerate efforts to connect the roughly 50% of the world’s population that still do not have access to the internet. Participants at the commission’s annual third quarter meeting, including representatives […]


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Key internet connections and locations at risk from rising seas

September 7, 2018

Via: Phys.org

Despite whimsical ads about computing “in the cloud,” the internet lives on the ground. Data centers are built on land, and most of the physical elements of the internet – such as the cables that connect households to internet services […]


Editorial

Social Media Requiem for Net Neutrality

June 12, 2018

Via: Michael Boyd

Net neutrality has officially been repealed and internet service providers (ISPs) now have greater powers. Officials voice their concern as the new rules may lead to the creation of a two-speed Internet and special treatment for a certain type of […]


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Your internet use could change as ‘net neutrality’ ends

June 11, 2018

Via: Phys.org

Your ability to watch and use your favorite apps and services could start to change—though not right away—following the official demise Monday of Obama-era internet protections. Any changes are likely to happen slowly, as companies assess how much consumers will […]


Internet, Modern Media

Tech giants are battling it out to supply the global internet—here’s why that’s a problem

April 19, 2018

Via: Phys.org

The US Federal Communications Commission last month granted Elon Musk’s SpaceX permission to launch 4,425 satellites that will provide affordable high speed broadband internet to consumers. The Starlink network will be accessible in the US and around the world – […]


Editorial

Opinions about Net Neutrality Are Anything but Neutral

March 22, 2018

Via: James Hughes

After the FCC’s debatable decision in December that effectively eliminated Obama Administration directives aimed at protecting Internet neutrality, a series of legislative and political actions at the state and federal level took place. In March, Washington became the first state […]


Internet, Modern Media

Enterprise IoT security considerations

March 6, 2018

Via: RCR Wireless News

Security concerns are regularly cited as the number one IoT deployment concern or barrier to adoption. “Security” covers a wide swath of considerations, both in terms of prevention and reaction. One of the first things that every expert acknowledges is that […]


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CDN analysis sheds light on internet evolution

February 27, 2018

Via: Phys.org

CDNs have greatly improved our online experience. The CDN-H project has studied its implications for the internet’s structure and the relationship between stakeholders. Google has recently announced that page speed would now be a factor in mobile search ranking. This […]