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FCC Finally Takes Robo-Calling Action

The Federal Communications Commission sent letters to three voice service providers Tuesday to quit allowing illegal robocall traffic on their networks within 48 hours or have their traffic blocked – raising the total number of such letters sent to more than a dozen... read more

Cyber Hygiene

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director told a handful of governors from across the United States on Saturday that they should continue focusing on replacing legacy technology and moving toward secure cloud services as states seek to improve their... read more

Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)

The FWA market is growing strongly, with 5G powering enhanced performance.  The economics and data rate performance of fixed wireless access (FWA), which uses radio waves to deliver internet service between two stationary locations such as a mobile tower and a... read more

VoIP Phone and Internet Speeds

Megabit vs. Gigabit – As previously stated, most VoIP phones are 100 Mbps devices while computers are Gigabit. In some offices only one Ethernet drop is available to be shared. VoIP phones have the ability to daisy chain themselves between the wall plate and the... read more

2021 FCC Robocall Rules

New FCC robocall rules promise monthly limits and new blocking tools The FCC is hoping to better crack down on persistent unwanted robocalls, with new rules putting more responsibility on phone companies to prevent them getting through. It’s the latest escalation in... read more

Three More Ransomeware Attacks

In an alert posted on Friday, the FBI and the Secret Service (USSS) warned that the ransomware gang had compromised multiple U.S. and foreign businesses, including “at least” three attacks against U.S. critical infrastructure, notably government facilities, financial... read more

5G Debate/Concerns Continue

And just like everything else, there are several pros and cons to the implementation of this tech. There are two primary disadvantages with OFDM compared to single-channel systems. OFDM systems must have closely tuned transmitters and receivers. This requires the... read more

5G Delay Around Airports

AT&T and Verizon will delay launching new wireless service near key airports after the nation’s largest airlines said the service would interfere with aircraft technology and cause widespread flight disruptions.  The decision from the companies came Tuesday as the... read more

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