63% of dial-up households said they would not upgrade to broadband because it's too expensive, according to a survey conducted by The Yankee Group. In addition, 33% of households that have broadband said they would swap out their current broadband service for a cheaper one.
63% of dial-up households said they would not upgrade to broadband because it's too expensive, according to a survey conducted by The Yankee Group. In addition, 33% of households that have broadband said they would swap out their current broadband service for a cheaper one.
Where is the ‘edge’ in edge computing? And who gets to decide?
There are now so many “edges” in data center deployments that it’s getting harder to find the “center” in the data center. Despite there being a lot of contention, nobody yet has an edge ...
Australian bushfires impacted 1% of all NBN services
Fire directly impacted 12% of all affected services, with the rest being out as a result of lack of power.
Singapore researchers tapping quantum cryptography to enhance network encryption
ST Engineering and National University of Singapore are looking to tap quantum cryptography technology to build network encryption tools, so these will be ready to mitigate security ...
NBN to get 250Mbps on entire HFC network by June 2021, only 7% can get 750Mbps
New wholesale pricing structure leaves cable users guessing.
Cisco acquires ThousandEyes to bolster visibility, analytics for services, apps
ThousandEyes provides a platform that enables enterprises to visualize environments that increasingly run through multiple clouds and networks.
Qualcomm debuts new Wi-Fi 6E offerings, Networking Pro Series upgrades
The chipmaker is rapidly introducing new designs to capitalize on recent spectrum release by the FCC.
Windows 10 2004: We're already looking into these 10 issues, says Microsoft
Despite extra testing of the Windows 10 May 2020 update, the rollout has already thrown up multiple driver problems.
Singtel sees fourth quarter double digit falls in revenue and earnings
Net profit for Singaporean telco group down by a quarter, while associates continue to grow.
Verizon CTO declares 5G rollout is ahead of schedule
The company is not letting a pandemic stand in its way.
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