Edge Trend

  • Troubleshooting with AIOps

    The ultimate goal of IT is to provide the best possible user experience while helping the organization do its best. Therefore, every year, IT teams focus on tasks that support the vision and strategy. However, according to a 2021 survey conducted by Aruba, respondents still spend more than half of their time on routine tasks such as simple problem-solving. That…

  • Bringing networks and security services closer together

    Businesses with a specific purpose require more data, applications, and workloads to support their goals. Intelligent Edge can bring significant change to these businesses. Entrusting this power of data-driven insights and real-time action to frontline employees or machines performing critical tasks is incredibly innovative. However, realizing this power…

  • Wi-Fi 7 hype seems overblown.

    With discussions regarding Wi-Fi 7 emerging at MWC 2022 earlier this year, there is talk that many people will skip Wi-Fi 6E and wait for Wi-Fi 7. In fact, the media is also arguing that moving to Wi-Fi 7 instead of Wi-Fi 6E is the right move. Current supply chain issues impacting the global economy,…

  • Considerations Before Deploying Wi-Fi 6E

    For a long time, wireless network designers have sought to provide services to different user groups and device classes by deploying multiple overlapping Wi-Fi networks. Now, the new 6GHz frequency band offers an attractive opportunity for network architects who have been considering such designs. Although attempts were made in the past at 5GHz, the limited number of channels resulted in unsatisfactory outcomes…

  • The Core of Digital Transformation :: SD-WAN

    The COVID-19 pandemic has driven rapid digital transformation across many industries and sectors, including online shopping, global supply chains, smart factories, online banking, and remote work. It has become essential for companies to reinvent themselves to maintain competitiveness, redesign customer touchpoints, optimize operational efficiency, and survive the pandemic. Corporate digitalization involves cloud, IoT,…

  • SASE, SD-WAN, and SSE

    Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, corporate IT staff have been striving to adapt to the new hybrid work environment by updating cloud, network, and security infrastructures. To support cloud-first digital transformation plans, many companies are validating technologies starting with the letter S, such as SD-WAN, SASE, and now SSE (Security Service Edge)… .

  • Four Benefits of As-a-Service

    Moving to the cloud is not an easy task. However, from an enterprise perspective, migrating to the cloud is becoming increasingly important. According to a recent report by Gartner, more than 951 TP3 T of new digital workloads are expected to be deployed on cloud-native platforms by 2025. As this trend continues, the role of IT will also change, and regarding site stability, product management, and connected communities…

  • Five Network Predictions for 2022

    Over the past two years since COVID-19, there have been many changes around us. During this time, there have been extensive changes and restructurings in the way we work and live, and these changes are still ongoing. The demand for network connectivity, regardless of location or device, is growing. In 2022, over 301 companies prioritized connectivity and resilience to ensure business continuity…

  • Wi-Fi 6E: How APs Operate at 6 GHz

    The 6GHz band is the largest unlicensed frequency bandwidth in history, and its sheer size alone can solve several problems. New regulations vary by country. In the United States, which follows FCC regulations, as well as in Korea and many other countries, a 1,200MHz frequency band can be divided into 59 channels of 20MHz each. This is nearly three times the size of the existing 5GHz band. The UK and…

  • The Future of Wi-Fi is Bright: Wi-Fi 6E

    Even in today's pandemic and non-face-to-face era, people and businesses are increasingly using conference calling applications like Zoom and video chatting applications like FaceTime to stay connected. Consequently, Wi-Fi usage has increased dramatically worldwide. As more and more mobile subscribers participate in meetings using Wi-Fi-connected phones…