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State of the Union address
Technology was a focal point for one brief, shining moment during last night’s State of the Union address.
Fiber optics
While not a household name, Richard Sturzebecher should be.
Wi-Fi Technology
It’s about time Wi-Fi technology pulls its own weight. Isn’t it about time we ask Wi-Fi what else—other than connecting us to the world—it can do for us?
5G benefits
A recent survey conducted by PCMag.com unveils that yes, indeed, the public definitely wants 5G, but they don’t really know why. That's called good marketing.
SD-WAN Expert

Estimates vary (greatly), but industry analysts predict the SD-WAN market will clock in somewhere between $4.5 billion and $9 billion by 2022. Yes, that’s quite a variance, but whether it finishes at the high or low end, the growth is staggering considering it’s now just shy of $1 billion. Yeah,

Technology world cup
The coveted World Cup of 5G pits dozens of service providers and countries for the right to claim that they are the first to offer this long-awaited wireless evolution.
Fiber Optics Seismic Detection
Forget for one second that it’s super-fast, has far less attenuation than copper or coax cable, is impervious to EMI and RFI, doesn’t pose a fire hazard and doesn’t require replacement nearly as often as its transmission counterparts. Fiber optics can also be used to detect earthquakes. Yes, earthquakes.
Twisted Fiber Optics

By Richard Arneson Who would have thought that by twisting fiber optics you could get speeds up to 100 times faster? Not me, but apparently engineers and researchers at Melbourne, Australia’s RMIT University thought it would. They wondered whether fiber, if twisted—or at least the light within it was twisted—could

five 9s cloud contact center

By Richard Arneson We’ve all done it; you may do it every day. You pick up the phone to dial up service of some type, and tap into a call center. You may not even know you’ve entered that world, but you can usually tell. You’ve typed in your phone