Tag: internet

  • New Horizons for Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) and IoT

    New Horizons for Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) and IoT

    As mobile and IoT deployments play an increasing role in enterprise networks, organizations are looking to more appropriate architecture—such as edge computing—to relieve their security and device management burdens.   Edge computing is still in its relative infancy, and the platforms and services needed to orchestrate edge deployments are evolving themselves. In this article, we’ll […]

  • Why Your Internet Browser is Such a RAM Hog

    Why Your Internet Browser is Such a RAM Hog

    By Des Nnochiri   Savvy computer users have been ranting for years about how their internet browser hogs so much of their RAM. The issue has become so important that some are even using a platform’s RAM-consumption rate as the main factor affecting their decision to use it. Although shocking that a single application on […]

  • Does Edge Computing Have the Edge?

    Does Edge Computing Have the Edge?

    by Des Nnochiri   The use of mobile devices as endpoints for corporate and public networks continues as a prevailing trend, putting an emphasis on the need for readily available internet connections and data-processing capabilities.   Together with the growth and evolution of the so-called Internet of Things (IoT), with its consumer and industry/infrastructure-level ecosystem […]

  • ADSL vs. Fiber Optic – Is it Worth the Switch?

    ADSL vs. Fiber Optic – Is it Worth the Switch?

    by Des Nnochiri   A quick way of guessing which generation a person belongs to is to mention the words “dial-up internet” and gauge their reaction. If the response is an elevated quizzical eyebrow, then they are probably at the younger end of Gen Y (millennials) or a Gen Z child. If, however, the term […]