This week at CES, Boston startup litl hopes to make a splash with an innovative laptop-style computer that it calls a “webbook.” It’s been catching attention since late October, and our Cool Tools ...

Broadband Wireless Access And Local Networks: Mobile WiMAX and Wi-Fi is a brand new book published by Artech House. A long time publisher of wireless and related books, Artech is doing a great job of ...

The Zacks Wireless Equipment industry is expected to benefit from healthy demand trends driven by increasing adoption of 5G technology and seamless transition to cloud and fiber network infrastructure ...

Our School of Information faculty and students investigate organizational and technological issues involved in mobile and sensor networking, enterprise scale networking, wireless and wired networks, ...

Like many things in IT, this security convergence is a work in progress. But as wireless LANs become the primary connectivity for more enterprise users, integrating wired and wireless becomes more ...

The shift to Next Generation 9-1-1 is underway, but a new report finds that outdated systems, funding gaps, and rising cyberthreats continue to stall critical upgrades across the U.S. AI is upending ...

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As AI places new demands on telecom networks, the world's largest networking, cloud, and telecom players came to Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona with a slew of new products, services, and ...

A few years ago, thin clients were all the rage. Leading the charge was Sun Microsystems, driven perhaps by a disdain for Microsoft, but many others were producing a variety of thin-client products on ...

We recently did a study of the cost-effectiveness of wide-area (“outdoor”) wireless access vs. wire. OK, sure, if you’ve got FIOS or cable broadband or maybe a newer implementation of DSL or similar ...

The same technology wars that have hurt wireless networking products in the past are surfacing once again, with two groups vying to chart the course of untethered high-speed connections. Intel, Cisco ...