FCC considering proposal on net neutrality regulations
The Federal Communications Commission continues to consider proposed rules this week that would change the way broadband providers are able to handle traffic moving across their networks.
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Wi-Fi Alliance announces improvements to Wi-Fi Direct service
This week it was announced that new improvements are coming to The Wi-Fi Alliance’s peer-to-peer technology Wi-Fi Direct.
Health workers look to the cloud to prevent infectious diseases
As the cloud becomes more widely adopted, the uses for the technology continue to grow. One of the sectors where the uses for cloud computing are advancing rapidly is in healthcare.
Companies find increased reliability, flexibility with desktop virtualization
Desktop virtualization and remote application delivery have emerged as reliable alternatives to traditional network delivery.
Survey finds companies aren't taking advantage of cloud automation
A recent survey of cloud use among CIOs found that many organizations are using much less computing power than they’re paying for.
University of Nebraska's Memorial Stadium upgrades Wi-Fi offerings
University of Nebraksa’s football arena, Memorial Stadium, was given a $12.3 million makeover in an effort to improve its sound system and Wi-Fi capabilities.
Cloud computing increases innovation, collaboration survey finds
With all of the new technological advances that have affected business in recent years, the one that has had the biggest impact is probably cloud computing.
Companies embracing cloud for increased flexibility, lower costs
Utilizing cloud-based applications is a great way to enhance business operations by reducing costs, increasing flexibility and improving collaboration and productivity.
Recent Postal Service data loss highlights need for disaster recovery solutions
A recent government audit of the U.S. Postal Service discovered that the agency lost sensitive data after the device containing both the original and backup copies of the information suffered a hardware failure.
California counties join together to bring broadband to underserved areas
It was announced earlier this month that a partnership has been formed between four Northern California counties in an effort to extend fast and affordable Internet services to underserved areas.