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Scheduled downtime: a real catch-22

“That’s some catch, that catch-22” – utters, almost in admiration, captain John Yossarian, as he’s stuck in the middle of army bureaucracy. "It's the best there is", Doc Daneeka agrees. IT specialists around the world have their own catch-22 and that would be scheduled d...

8 May 2020

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We have the game!

We’re kicking 2020 off with a bang, as the upcoming Super Bowl, the 50th modern-era National Football League (NFL) championship game, will decide the champion for the National Football League's 100th season. When the stakes are high and emotions soar through the sky, Ext...

21 January 2020

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Find a clue, solve the case, fix the problem. Getting the truth out of network with Insight Architecture!

Crime story aficionados are often hung up on one simple question: „who did it?”. And sometimes their gut is right as they’re able to identify the killer halfway or even at the very beginning of the story. However, problems with computer networks usually prove a tougher n...

16 December 2019

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Wi-Fi 6, 5G and CBRS walk into a bar – or which technology will we use in the future?

3, 2, 1... in a few moments we will see the market launch of ground-breaking 5G and Wi-Fi 6 technologies, and before we know it, CBRS will quickly gain in popularity too. If you look at each of them in detail, you may ask the question whether any of them will soon prevai...

21 November 2019

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Data Center Automation. Merely a trend or here to stay?

The world as we know it, the reality around us, nearly all of it can be described as information which is stored and processed in data centers. Email messages, photos from the holiday trip which we’ve just put on our Instagram, even the flight home itself, as Boeing 787 ...

5 November 2019

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When the “label” actually matters… Wi-Fi 6 devices – how to recognize certified equipment?

Year 2019 in a nutshell? The Chinese space probe Chang’e 4 lands on the invisible side of the Moon, Donald Trump is the first American president to cross the border between North and South Korea, and Wi-Fi 6 Certification process is becoming one of the hottest topics in ...

26 September 2019

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Extreme Elements: the elements of innovation

An approach wherein the operation of a device is based on cooperation with people allows to reach a higher technological level and open up entirely new possibilities. The basis for such innovation, however, is not only newer, better hardware, but also a more intelligent,...

5 August 2019

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20 years have passed... How has Wi-Fi changed?

For more than 20 years, Wi-Fi has been used as a standard of connectivity - in corporations and in everyday life. Despite the continuous development of wireless infrastructure (including 5G and CBRS), Wi-Fi will remain a fundamental and irreplaceable element of our every...

23 July 2019

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No more road hogs! How does 802.11ax actually work?

Imagine you are driving on a motorway where no overtaking is allowed. You can develop a decent speed, but in the end you meet a lorry driver in your lane who is more interested in the last season of the Game of Thrones than your horn. This is probably how the WiFi networ...

23 July 2019

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Extreme Defender for IoT – a tiny, but powerful guardian!

New inventions and technologies have always driven the development of mankind. But the progress sometimes comes at a price – Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, could tell us a thing or two about it. Nowadays a lot of attention is given to the Internet of Things, bot...

26 May 2020

Insights
Scheduled downtime: a real catch-22

“That’s some catch, that catch-22” – utters, almost in admiration, captain John Yossarian, as he’s stuck in the middle of army bureaucracy. "It's the best there is", Doc Daneeka agrees. IT specialists around the world have their own catch-22 and that would be scheduled d...

8 May 2020

Insights
We have the game!

We’re kicking 2020 off with a bang, as the upcoming Super Bowl, the 50th modern-era National Football League (NFL) championship game, will decide the champion for the National Football League's 100th season. When the stakes are high and emotions soar through the sky, Ext...

21 January 2020

Insights
Find a clue, solve the case, fix the problem. Getting the truth out of network with Insight Architecture!

Crime story aficionados are often hung up on one simple question: „who did it?”. And sometimes their gut is right as they’re able to identify the killer halfway or even at the very beginning of the story. However, problems with computer networks usually prove a tougher n...

16 December 2019

Insights
Wi-Fi 6, 5G and CBRS walk into a bar – or which technology will we use in the future?

3, 2, 1... in a few moments we will see the market launch of ground-breaking 5G and Wi-Fi 6 technologies, and before we know it, CBRS will quickly gain in popularity too. If you look at each of them in detail, you may ask the question whether any of them will soon prevai...

21 November 2019

Insights
Data Center Automation. Merely a trend or here to stay?

The world as we know it, the reality around us, nearly all of it can be described as information which is stored and processed in data centers. Email messages, photos from the holiday trip which we’ve just put on our Instagram, even the flight home itself, as Boeing 787 ...

5 November 2019

Insights
When the “label” actually matters… Wi-Fi 6 devices – how to recognize certified equipment?

Year 2019 in a nutshell? The Chinese space probe Chang’e 4 lands on the invisible side of the Moon, Donald Trump is the first American president to cross the border between North and South Korea, and Wi-Fi 6 Certification process is becoming one of the hottest topics in ...

26 September 2019

Insights
Extreme Elements: the elements of innovation

An approach wherein the operation of a device is based on cooperation with people allows to reach a higher technological level and open up entirely new possibilities. The basis for such innovation, however, is not only newer, better hardware, but also a more intelligent,...

5 August 2019

Insights
20 years have passed... How has Wi-Fi changed?

For more than 20 years, Wi-Fi has been used as a standard of connectivity - in corporations and in everyday life. Despite the continuous development of wireless infrastructure (including 5G and CBRS), Wi-Fi will remain a fundamental and irreplaceable element of our every...

23 July 2019

Insights
No more road hogs! How does 802.11ax actually work?

Imagine you are driving on a motorway where no overtaking is allowed. You can develop a decent speed, but in the end you meet a lorry driver in your lane who is more interested in the last season of the Game of Thrones than your horn. This is probably how the WiFi networ...

23 July 2019