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20 systemctl commands for system and service management
Linux administrators are overseeing more systems than ever. Managing system and service settings can be a challenge, but the systemctl command can make those tasks easier.
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5G in the automotive industry: Real-world uses and benefits
5G's speed and bandwidth enable numerous applications, from smart manufacturing to autonomous driving, route optimization, predictive maintenance and in-vehicle entertainment.
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Ethernet scale-up networking powers AI infrastructure
Demands for data center and networking capacity for AI are likely to surge. Learn why AI providers are collaborating on Ethernet technology to support this growth.
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5G driving IoT innovation: Key use cases and applications
5G's low latency, massive device density, energy efficiency and flexibility are tailor-made for the networking demands of a future IoT-connected world.
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Cloud & Data Center
Cisco Silicon One touts efficiency breakthrough with AI chip
Cisco claims its Silicon One P200 chip can replace larger, more power-hungry data center interconnects, as AI development pushes the limits of power grids.
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5G in the automotive industry: Real-world uses and benefits
5G's speed and bandwidth enable numerous applications, from smart manufacturing to autonomous driving, route optimization, predictive maintenance and in-vehicle entertainment.
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NYU's cost-effective open source network powers research
At ONUG's AI Networking Summit, NYU presented how it replaced its network with open networking to achieve low latency and higher speeds for research applications.
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Traceroute vs. tracepath: What's the difference?
Traceroute and tracepath are essential network diagnostic command-line tools used to trace the path of data from source to destination, but they serve slightly different purposes.
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How to plug up your company's Wi-Fi leaks
Wi-Fi is a boon to productivity, but it can also create serious security issues. Learn how any company can uncover and fortify their wireless security setup.
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A look at low Earth orbit use cases
LEO offers an alternative to traditional connectivity, especially in remote or underserved areas. While it has some limitations, it's quickly becoming an option in enterprise WAN.
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5G in the automotive industry: Real-world uses and benefits
5G's speed and bandwidth enable numerous applications, from smart manufacturing to autonomous driving, route optimization, predictive maintenance and in-vehicle entertainment.
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Ethernet scale-up networking powers AI infrastructure
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Enterprise WLAN & Wi-Fi upgrades: What leaders should know
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7 private 5G vendors for businesses
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5G driving IoT innovation: Key use cases and applications
5G's low latency, massive device density, energy efficiency and flexibility are tailor-made for the networking demands of a future IoT-connected world.
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NYU's cost-effective open source network powers research
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Network scalability issues and 4 approaches to fix them
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How to plug up your company's Wi-Fi leaks
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5G and AI: What enterprises need to know
5G speeds up and extends wireless applications in manufacturing, healthcare and other industries. AI adds unprecedented levels of automation, decision-making and analytics.
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Traceroute vs. tracepath: What's the difference?
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Navigate networking with cable management software
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How to build a virtual network lab in the AI era
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Networking Basics
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5G vs. 4G: Learn the key differences between them
5G and 4G network architectures have some significant differences. See how the two technologies differ and what the new capabilities mean for business communications.
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How to build a virtual network lab in the AI era
Network teams use virtual labs to test new network configurations and technologies. As AI integrates into networks, virtual labs must upgrade to handle their massive workloads.
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What is a wireless sensor network (WSN)?
A wireless sensor network (WSN) is a distributed network of spatially distributed sensors that communicate wirelessly to collect, monitor, and transmit environmental or physical condition data to a central system or cloud platform for analysis.
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Cloud and data center networking
Cisco Silicon One touts efficiency breakthrough with AI chip
Cisco claims its Silicon One P200 chip can replace larger, more power-hungry data center interconnects, as AI development pushes the limits of power grids.
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Network infrastructure
Cisco data center SVP on AI, cloud evolution and competition
The company's data center and internet infrastructure leader said Cisco's strategy aims to match explosive artificial intelligence innovation.
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Cloud and data center networking
Broadcom's Jericho4 boosts data center AI networking
The company's latest networking chip promises better bandwidth, security and connectivity throughout and between data centers.
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