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Five ways service providers, first responders, utilities, and manufacturers are overcoming their edge networking challenges.
It's hard to imagine an easy-yet-broadscale IT win to be gained from deploying any single technology like private 5G, edge computing or AI. But applied together, there's cause for excitement.
A universal Internet of Everything that sees all and knows all requires control: How do we give tech a closer look at our activities while avoiding privacy and security pitfalls? AI is almost surely the only path to achieving that control.
Fortinet adds ruggedized switches and firewalls, OT-specific threat visibility, and AI improvements to its OT Security Platform.
NIST NCCoE Helps Tackle the IoT Security Conundrum
Key features in StarlingX 10.0 include IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack support, a unified software management framework, and a new tool for collecting data about hardware usage in the platform.
Extending IT to reach the 40% of employees who don't work in traditional offices requires new applications to boost those users' productivity, which creates the business case to spur genuine network transformation.
With the rise of attacks on edge devices enabling further incursions by attackers into enterprise networks, it’s time for everyone to step up their security game, say agencies in the Five Eyes alliance
Think of 2025 as a transition year as networking players put their efforts into finding new applications with solid business benefits that warrant, and can fund, a network transformation.
More bandwidth as Ethernet accelerates beyond 1 Terabit, better optical connections, and optimization for AI and HPC workloads are on the way.