IEEE

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Little did I know that when I was studying for my New South Wales Higher School Certificate in 1980 that a small group of enlightened engineers were founding an organization called IEEE 802. Over the last 40 years it is not hard to reasonably assert that IEEE 802 has proven to be one of the most significant Standards Development Organizations (SDOs) in history.

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Two new certified access points join the Cisco Catalyst 9130 access point. With so many choices of certified access points, no matter what network size, customers now are able to find the right Cisco solution for their organization.

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Until Wi-Fi 6 / 802.11ax clients reach critical mass, the benefits of 11ax are minimal and will have low impact -- but Cisco will have the information you need until ten.

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IoT holds promise to completely transform business but negative connotations and uncertainty are impeding its progress. How can we address the dark sides of IoT?

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Learn about the new MSA that enables low cost standardized 100G and 400G transceivers.

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2017 was a banner year for fog computing and networking. From the OpenFog Reference Architecture to the first industry conference dedicated to fog, see how this pivotal technology is maturing.

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A new initiative to develop standards for fog computing and network will accelerate IoT adoption and digital transformation.

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The sixth members meeting of the OpenFog Consortium shows growing momentum and maturity.

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When it comes to a robust wireless network, there are two things that you need above everything else: speed and strong connectivity. The Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) is putting the finishing touches on the next 802.11 wireless standard which will provide a boost in speed and connectivity. This new IEEE standard—called 802.11ax—is […]