WAF vs IPS: What’s The Difference?
Why do we need WAF and IPS security systems? One of the most valuable assets (if not the most) of a company is its data. People who are dedicated to being “computer thieves” also know this, so they try different methods to attack a company network and access their valuable information. The new types of
Examples of Artificial Intelligence Applications in Transportation
Today, AI is more accessible than ever. The entire transportation industry, from car-makers, parking lots, cruises, and more are beginning to embrace AI in their products or services. We’ll likely start to see more AI in everyday transportation. From intelligent cars that can detect the mood of the driver and shift it by adjusting their
Private 5G & Edge Computing to Rule Smart Factories
Today, one of the biggest challenges with a 4G network in high density areas is that it needs to support under 70,000 devices in a single square kilometer. 5G, the most recent cycle of cellular innovation, is designed to handle such a massive number of connected devices, and still expand their speed and responsiveness. 5G
Terabit Ethernet: The New Hot Trend in Data Centers
The longing one Terabit Ethernet is beginning to look like a reality. Close to, but not yet, is the 400 Gbit/s Ethernet, which is already a reality. In fact, the 400 Gbit/s Ethernet has been proven at the 2019 European Conference on Optical Communication, by a large network provider. While 100 Gigabit/s is rolling out
Examples of Embedded Computers
Embedded computers are purpose-built computing platforms, designed for a specific, software-controlled task. These are not the typical tower or desktop consumer-grade computers we are used to work with at home or at the office. Applications of embedded computers can range from Industrial Automation, Digital Signage, Self-autonomous Vehicles, to Space Exploration, and more. Typically embedded computers
What is an IoT Gateway?
How would a smart light-bulb, an intelligent shirt, a heart monitoring system, a TV, and a smartphone, communicate with each other? They don’t. They speak different languages. Although different organizations are already working on IoT standards, it is still an ongoing process. In the near future, there will probably be thousands of different rules and
