Citius, Altius, Fortius (“quicker, higher, stronger”), is the Olympic motto that pushes athletes to give their utmost while competing. With dozens, or even hundreds, of applications in fixed or mobile devices, all connected at the same time and competing for bandwidth, one might say the telecommunications sector is almost as competitive as the sports world. This competition grows when several...
The digital transformation in the decade between 2020 and 2030 is clearly a priority for EU authorities. Large public investments have been approved to help provide high-capacity communications networks and prepare for the wave of innovation from new Artificial Intelligence - AI technologies or immersive applications. Each EU country must dedicate 20% of the expenditure of its Recovery and...
The acronym CAD comes from the English expression Computer Aided Design. It involves the use of computer technology to aid in the design of a product. In the case that concerns us now, it would involve designing housings for communications devices. In short, CAD is the drawing or graphical tool that replaces the traditional drawing board in drafting the design object. CAD, CAM, CAE CAM is an...
Si dividimos un sistema de comunicación genérico en sus partes más “simples” podemos distinguir cuatro elementos: Un emisor, un receptor, un mensaje y un medio o canal para comunicarlo. Uno de los problemas que surgen desde que se establece la comunicación es el acceso al medio. Cuando tenemos un canal de comunicación compartido entre varios usuarios o estaciones es necesario contar con un...
DTLS (Datagram transport Layer Security) is a protocol that provides privacy for UDP communications. To understand DTLS, you first need to understand UDP. UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is a transport layer protocol based on the exchange of datagrams (encapsulated in OSI model Layer 4 or transport layer). It allows datagrams to be sent over the network without first establishing a connection to...
These days, numerous applications follow a microservices architecture. And many applications manage large amounts of data (user activity on the application, logs, metrics, etc.) that are constantly travelling back and forth between microservices. This can produce a series of problems when it comes to integrating all this information – such as the synchronization, scaling and processing of the...
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