Networks

The 802.11ax wireless standard will help pave the way for the network of the future.

The networking industry can no longer afford to release buggy or unstable software.

As technology has taken on a greater role in the classroom, both teachers and students are demanding better networks.

Distributed Access Architecture could be a major roadblock to the spread of Fibre to the Home.

With many businesses embarking on digital transformation strategies, it is crucial to have real-time actionable insight into network performance, and the adaptability to support the future demands that users will place on the network.

The explosive growth of the Internet has already seen IPv4 addresses reach critically low levels in recent years, and yet despite this, the market adoption of IPv6 is still much slower than anticipated.

The growth of cloud computing has placed considerable demand on today's data centres.

5G will be the backbone of the connected devices that will power tomorrow's smart cities.

Save money on bandwidth that you don't need

By using analytics tools, IT teams can anticipate network and application performance problems and react in real time.

In addition to offering better speeds and connectivity, 5G networks will help first responders save lives.