Insider
Get exclusive access to premium articles, product guides, reviews, how-tos, and more from CIO, CSO, Computerworld, InfoWorld, ITworld, and Network World - the best enterprise tech publications in the business. Learn more!
AMD’s new EPYC chips are out, with bigger cache for intense workloads
Four new EPYC high-end server processor SKUs from AMD (formerly codenamed Milan-X) have reached general availability, aimed at demanding enterprise workloads like modeling and visualization.
NaaS adoption will thrive despite migration challenges
Enterprises are embracing network-as-a-service (NaaS) offerings as they work through vendor hype, budget obstacles, and the challenges of legacy systems.
DDR5 memory is coming soon. Here’s why it matters.
Memory is performance, and DDR5 promises much faster memory at a lower power draw.
5G smartphones sales top 4G, but don't expect network deployment to speed up
5G-capable smartphones have surpassed 4G/LTE for the first time globally, according to a Counterpoint report, but experts say the impetus for faster 5G network deployment will come from elsewhere.
Pluribus extends cloud fabric to Nvidia smartNICs
Pluribus can extend its switch fabric to Nvidia data processing units as a way to reduce the workload on CPUs across distributed infrastructure.
Juniper upgrades its intent-based software to embrace edge deployments
Juniper Networks is extending its Apstra software to edge data centers and branches offices to support intent-based networking and analytics in smaller environments.ks.
COVID, slow endpoint deployment could put the brakes on private 5G growth
Hiccups in the growth of industrial IoT endpoints and the lingering effects of the pandemic will undercut the rapid growth of private cellular deployments in the enterprise, according to an IDC analysis.
Russia’s internet is still connected — but with stiff limits
The physical and network infrastructure of the Russian internet is more or less unchanged, but moves to heavily limit certain kinds of access may be afoot.
5 SD-WAN gotchas to avoid
SD-WANs can help enterprises to manage increasingly complex and diverse network infrastructures at a lower cost, but there are pitfalls to avoid.
Multilink technology and big spectrum gains will drive Wi-Fi 7
Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) will take advantage of the 6GHz spectrum recently allocated to unlicensed wireless technology.
9 career-boosting Wi-Fi certifications
Networking and security pros can benefit from adding vendor-neutral or vendor-specific certifications to your resume
What’s next for Ethernet?
Higher, more cost-efficient speeds and getting better integration between IT and operational technology environments are two of the hottest areas of networking development in the Ethernet world.
Wi-Fi 6E scarcity has enterprises delaying upgrades until Wi-Fi 7 gear ships
As supply-chain woes make Wi-Fi 6E gear hard to find, enterprises are opting to delay upgrades until Wi-Fi 7 is available late next year.
Wireless growth, IoT, and cars will drive semiconductor demand
Supply chain issues and talent retention remain top challenges for chip makers, according to KPMG.
Ukraine internet battered but not out
The internet in Ukraine has suffered outages, poor performance, and myriad malware, yet it's still working.
NSA urges businesses to adopt zero trust for network security
US intelligence agency lays out security steps IT admins should take to protect their infrastructure from threats.
ICANN denies Ukraine request to shut down Russian internet domains
Policies and technical limitations do not allow ICANN to perform actions requested by Ukraine, according to ICANN CEO Göran Marby.
The 5 big DNS attacks and how to mitigate them
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and strict access controls can help organizations defend against DNS attacks
FCC looks into BGP vulnerabilities, in light of Russian hacking threat
A core internet routing protocol is at the center of a proposed FCC investigation amid potential threats to the internet at large from state actors like Russia.
Cisco details delivery of its private 5G services
Cisco offers subscription-based private 5G managed service that would feature its own products integrated through third parties and managed through a single portal..
Become An Insider
Sign up now and get FREE access to
hundreds of Insider articles, guides, reviews, interviews, blogs, and other premium content.
Learn more.
Popular
BrandPosts
Learn more-
Sponsored by Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company
-
Sponsored by Fortinet
-
Sponsored by Kyndryl