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Breaking down Palo Alto Networks' $3.35B Chronosphere deal
Palo Alto Networks acquired observability platform Chronosphere for $3.35 billion. The deal aims to enable AI-driven autonomous operations and create self-healing infrastructure.
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5G for public safety: Improved networks for first responders
The drones, surveillance systems and monitoring devices favored by public safety agencies aren't feasible without 5G's high bandwidth and low latency, especially in remote areas.
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Top 5G infrastructure companies to consider in 2025
Organizations that are expanding their data centers and networks to support wireless applications need reliable 5G infrastructure. Compare the offerings from five key vendors.
A guide to Windows DHCP server configuration
Ensuring your Windows DHCP server is properly configured can be a significant undertaking. Here's what network admins can do to make the job easier.
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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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Private 5G for utilities: Benefits, use cases and deployment
Utilities increasingly choose private over public 5G for its superior control, flexibility and security, enabling applications like automated metering and remote monitoring.
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A guide to Windows DHCP server configuration
Ensuring your Windows DHCP server is properly configured can be a significant undertaking. Here's what network admins can do to make the job easier.
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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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Breaking down Palo Alto Networks' $3.35B Chronosphere deal
Palo Alto Networks acquired observability platform Chronosphere for $3.35 billion. The deal aims to enable AI-driven autonomous operations and create self-healing infrastructure.
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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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Top 5G infrastructure companies to consider in 2025
Organizations that are expanding their data centers and networks to support wireless applications need reliable 5G infrastructure. Compare the offerings from five key vendors.
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5G in the automotive industry: Real-world uses and benefits
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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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5G for public safety: Improved networks for first responders
The drones, surveillance systems and monitoring devices favored by public safety agencies aren't feasible without 5G's high bandwidth and low latency, especially in remote areas.
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5G driving IoT innovation: Key use cases and applications
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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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Private 5G for utilities: Benefits, use cases and deployment
Utilities increasingly choose private over public 5G for its superior control, flexibility and security, enabling applications like automated metering and remote monitoring.
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20 systemctl commands for system and service management
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5G and AI: What enterprises need to know
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Traceroute vs. tracepath: What's the difference?
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What is 6G? Overview of 6G networks & technology
6G (sixth-generation wireless) is the successor to 5G cellular technology and is expected to be globally available by around 2030.
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phase-locked loop (PLL)
A phase-locked loop (PLL) is an electronic circuit with a voltage or voltage-driven oscillator that constantly adjusts to match the frequency of an input signal.
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What is millimeter wave (mmWave)?
Millimeter wave (mmWave) is a range of electromagnetic frequencies that exist between microwaves and infrared light.
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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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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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