Korean researchers have succeeded in developing a core wired network technology that enables remote conferences, collaborations, and surgeries in a 6G environment. This technology will open up a hyper ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure spending is continuing to skyrocket, which is having a dramatic impact on networking equipment. The stakes are enormous. Data center spending is projected ...

The networking infrastructure market in the U.S. continues to show strong growth, and networking vendors continue to develop technology to meet the needs of that growing market. New York-based analyst ...

A cloud-native platform purpose-built for enterprise mobile users and devices driven by artificial intelligence. Solar-powered, autonomous aircraft taking telecommunications to the stratosphere. And a ...

HPE also introduced the Juniper PTX10002 line of fixed-form routers for AI network fabrics. The 2RU systems provide 28.8 terabits or 14.4 terabits of throughput with multi-rate 100G, 400G and 800G ...

Telecom and internet service providers have turned to faster networking technology—whether it be 5G, DOCSIS 4.0 or fiber-optic cables—to boost sales and profitability. But even with these new network ...

AI inference-ready networks are essential infrastructure for turning AI’s potential into performance. In partnership withHPE The Ryder Cup is an almost-century-old tournament pitting Europe against ...

IP networking is a relatively new technology in the broadcast space. While some broadcasters have been active for almost 100 years, the networking world arrived on the scene only fifteen years ago.

FORT BELVOIR, Va. (June 2025)—In the Letter to the Force: Army Transformation Initiative, released May 1, Dan Driscoll, Secretary of the Army, and Gen. Randy George, Chief of Staff of the Army, ...

While we can all agree that 1GbE networking is becoming outdated — even for home network use — what speed to replace it with is another matter. As Multi-Gig networking and ISP plans become more ...

Systems Approach When my colleague and co-author Bruce Davie delivered his keynote at the SIGCOMM conference, he was asked a thought-provoking question: How should we think about educating the next ...