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5G Networks – Cybersecurity Solutions and Threats
The arrival of 5G networks is set to shake up global connectivity, delivering unprecedented speeds, the ability to connect a vast number of devices, and ultra-low latency. However, this new technology also introduces a series of cybersecurity challenges. This blog post aims to explore the main risks and threats associated with 5G networks while presenting innovative...
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EMC electromagnetic compatibility and signal integrity
The growing number of electronic devices and wireless technologies providing ever-increasing performances and speeds requires a set of common...
Voice over LTE
You may not have heard of voice over LTE (VoLTE) technology, but that does not mean you are not using it! Carriers around the world are deploying...
NarrowBand IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) is on everybody’s mind and analysts expect billions of connected devices in the upcoming years. In order to meet the...
On-board connectivity in police cars and emergency vehicles
By striving for greater efficiency, safety and mobility, real-time telecommunication systems are being developed that can be installed in police...
Unattended services managed remotely
Nowadays, devices that are operated remotely (i.e., without local staff to verify their working conditions or act in the event of an incident) offer...
The network as the basis for Digital Transformation
Digital Transformation uses technology to digitalize current business assets or to open new business avenues drawing on the advantages offered by...
SD-WAN has been launched
At the end of 2016, I remember writing in my post that we were going to enter the SD-WAN era. Well, the first Quarter of 2017 has finished and we...
Why most 4×4 access points are not worth it
When selecting a new Wi-Fi infrastructure, business customers are often faced with a wide range of devices. Customers with an interest in technology will always ask for equipment that meets the latest technical standards. After all, the aim is to invest in the right technology. It seems clear that the current 802.11ac standard has become the benchmark for everything. But what then are Wave 2, 2×2 MIMO, 3×3 MIMO, and 4×4 MIMO, and why is there a new 802.11ad standard.
The near future of Wireless technology : Wi-Fi 802.11ax
Each time we download an application, browse the Internet, read an email or watch something on YouTube on our smartphones, we’re using some type of...
Developing cloud service solutions – Part 2
Last week, we analyzed different business platform solutions and their features. Today, we will delve into the trends that are forcing applications...
Developing cloud service solutions: Part 1
As of today, the solutions offered in business platforms are based on the development and exploitation of scalability features and cost-saving...
Improving Efficiencies Through PLC PRIME Communications Gateway
Traditional PLC-based smart metering solutions require the installation of PLC data concentrators in remote and unattended second tier substations....
