Having fast, reliable home internet is essential these days for work, school, streaming and browsing. But understanding how much speed you need, or even what "internet speed" even means, can be a ...

Latency is the enemy of interactive audio and video. Packets that take too long to get to their destination are as good as lost, and that lowers the quality of the audio or video connection.

Have you ever wondered why your expensive gaming laptop stutters during online matches whilst your colleague's more modest machine runs smoothly? Or perhaps you've noticed how your video conferences ...

Videoconferencing has revealed to all of us how good—or poor—our Internet connections really are. However, if you’re just loading Web pages or reading email, it’s unlikely you can get a sense of ...

More and more, system engineers are taking advantage of industrial wireless technologies to reduce the amount of cabling in their designs. More and more, system engineers are taking advantage of ...

As an industry, we make a lot of justifications about why video isn't delivered in a timely manner and at uncompressed quality. Many of these are reasonable, centering on network capacity or ...

Last year, we covered the advent of Low-Earth-Orbit (LEO) satellite networks in business aircraft, like Starlink and OneWeb, and their latency advantages over traditional Geostationary (GEO) satellite ...

Researchers at the University of Southampton in England have produced optical fibers that can transfer data at 99.7% of the universe's speed limit: The speed of light. The researchers have used these ...