At the 2018 Wi-Fi Trek conference in San Diego, California, Network Engineer Charles Ahiwe gave an informative presentation on the art of wi-fi deployment. This VLog is a summary of his salient points.
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At the 2018 Wi-Fi Trek conference in San Diego, California, Network Engineer Charles Ahiwe gave an informative presentation on the art of wi-fi deployment. This post is a summary of his salient points.
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The Trump administration has adopted a policy designed to prevent Chinese tech companies from developing the 5G network to block them and the Chinese government from installing back door spying capabilities into the network.
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Although the wireless transmission of data is largely taken for granted, when one stops to consider how it actually happens, it does seem magical. There is, of course, a scientific explanation that can be understood by a non-WLAN professional. That explanation is the subject of this blog post.
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These days Wi-Fi is quite literally as ubiquitous as the air we breathe. For most Americans and much of the entire world's population, Wi-Fi signals broadcast in their homes, places of work, in cars, on airplanes, in the stores and cafes, they frequent and of course, through the omnipresent smartphones and handheld devices they use. This begs the question. Are there any deleterious health effects associated with living in this environment? Concerningly, the answer to this question is yes.
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George Casper addresses some of the harmful impacts of Wi-Fi exposure and some action steps to mitigate these impacts.
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Tom Carpenter gives a brief on how CWSA can help you in understanding algorithms needed in AI.
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What are the "ground-based models" and "satellite-based models" for inflight Wi-Fi to which this article refers and how exactly do they work?
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Tom Carpenter gives a brief on how the new Certified Wireless Solutions Administrator (CWSA) track goes beyond Wi-Fi.
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On May 15, 2019, President Trump issued an executive order declaring a national emergency related to information technology in the United States. The order seems to be specifically designed to block the transfer of technology and equipment to China and the Chinese technology company Huawei. Although the Trump administration has not described the order as specifically directed towards China or Huawei, there has been much buzz in conservative media about the threat China poses, particularly with respect to the construction of the soon-to-be-implemented 5G network.
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