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The progression of artificial intelligence (AI) has been top of mind for many industries across the board. In the years to come, AI will be increasingly utilized to help with day-to-day functions to increase productivity and streamline processes. 

Topics: Infographic, AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing many industries and logistics is at the forefront. The old, traditional style warehouse has been transformed into a smarter, faster, and more efficient ecosystem that utilizes advanced technology to automate operations. The differing technologies work together to increase accuracy and speed while reducing costs. 

Topics: Warehousing, Logistics, AI

Colorado has a unique pattern of weather and terrain conditions that can contribute to Internet reliability problems. Because of this, it is vital to understand the benefits of an alternate Internet method to more traditional options like fiber. Let’s explore the benefits of using Fixed Wireless Internet in Colorado.  

Topics: Network, Fixed Wireless, network performance, Point-to-Point Fixed Wireless, IT Manager, Colorado Business, IT Planning, IT Leader

What do you really know about dedicated wireless Internet? Fixed wireless can seem mysterious, which is why it is often misunderstood. Dedicated fixed wireless Internet connections are just as reliable as a fiber connection — in fact, even more reliable! Get the facts on dedicated wireless Internet and enjoy some fun facts. 

Topics: Network, Fixed Wireless, Point-to-Point Microwave, High Speed Internet, Internet Access, Internet Connection, Internet Services, Point-to-Point Fixed Wireless

 Many users of business Internet may hear the term “Layer 2” without understanding its importance. What is Layer 2 and why should you care, as long as you have a reliable Internet connection? Let’s explore this a bit more and seek to understand how important Layer 2 is to your ongoing business Internet solution.

Topics: Network, Digital Transformation, Fixed Wireless, Data, High Speed Internet, Internet Access, Business Internet, Internet Connection, Dedicated Internet, Network Requirements, Data Usage

California is unique; not only in its climate and lifestyle, but in business. Technology is a key driver and The Golden State is a major port to Asia and other areas of the world. This presents unique technology needs. If you are only relying on fiber for your business Internet, your company is wide open to disaster. Consider the benefits of California fixed wireless Internet solutions for your business. 

Topics: Internet Access, Los Angeles Business, Orange County Business, San Diego Business, Inclement Weather, San Francisco Bay Area Business, San Bernardino Business

The future is the metaverse, autonomous devices, AI and everything with wheels going electric. What Does This Mean for Your Network?

CES® 2023 had a clear theme. This year’s Consumer Electronics Show, sponsored by the Consumer Technology Association®, clearly demonstrated that electric vehicles and smart devices are the future. We are entering a world where everything is or will be automated and powered by electricity. From the electric vehicles on our roads, tractors on farms, boats in the water, race cars, to warehousing electric vehicles and machines, there are many more examples. 

Topics: Automation, Network Efficiency, AI

The world of IT thrives on constant change, and this can be difficult to keep pace with. With AR, VR, autonomous vehicles, ever-rising levels of data use and production, advancing communications, and the metaverse, it can be almost impossible to stay abreast of it all.

Topics: Automation, IoT (Internet of Things), SDN, Network Security, Avoid Cyber Attacks, Technology, IT Planning, Network Engineering, AI, Malware

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Malware continues to be a leading problem for security. There is a new malware on the block causing a lot of problems, with the versatility to infect and disrupt many types of infrastructure. 

The title “Chaos” Malware, applied by Black Lotus Labs, gets its name from how often the word “chaos” appears in source file names, function names, and X.509 certificates. Dubbed “the Swiss Army knife of malware,” the original code is written in an infrastructure that commands and control. 

Topics: Network Security, Network Efficiency, Malware