New radar-like Wi-Fi images could help find not-spots in your network. All you've got to do is build the signal mapper.
Pundits say spectrum demand will overrun supply by 2018 or 2019. Grabbing someone else’s frequencies would be one solution.
Telecommunications-specific light over air, as opposed to Li-Fi, could be the answer to crowded last-yard media delivery.
Carbon, just one atom thick, makes up the super-conductive substance known as graphene. Graphene now has new a competitor—silicene. And unlike graphene, silicene works in transistors.
Topographically challenged parts of the world might soon be served by drone-mounted mobile network masts. Other unusual rural connections are also on the horizon.
I registered for a website that matches the hacker-seeking with those looking to provide hacker services. This is what I found.
Gaming and video needs low-latency pipes. Some say more existing dark fiber should be provisioned for residential use to thwart incumbent ISP service problems and price increases.
Chinese e-commerce websites are perfectly happy to sell individual items, like electronics parts, to U.S. consumers. You don't need agents to take advantage of cheap Chinese imports.
Future-fuel bio-hydrogen has a new generating plant: a sleepy salt lake in Washington.
Team chat is becoming more popular. Organizations with security or compliance requirements might want to take a look at own-server chat.
