XDA Developers

I decided I didn't need Ethernet everywhere, and my home network didn't fall apart

There was a time, not too long ago, when I was a stickler for running Ethernet cables to every room of the house. Whether it ...

[Introduction to Intel vPro for New PC Engineers, Part 2] vPro Cannot Be Realized by CPU Alone! Mechanisms PC Manufacturers Should Know

IntroductionIn the previous installment, we explained that Intel vPro is a platform that enhances security, remote management ...
Tech Times

ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BN98 Begins Shipping: WiFi 8 Targets Lag, Not Faster Peak Speed

ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BN98 gaming router is now shipping worldwide, marking the first WiFi 8 router available globally. Built ...

Is your laptop’s LAN too slow? Here’s how to get the most out of it

Nowadays, most modern laptops don’t have an Ethernet port. It’s a fairly large port, and with laptops getting thinner and thinner, there simply isn’t enough room for one. However, if you still wish to ...

STOP Putting Everything on ONE Network!!

Segregate your smart home gadgets with VLANs to stop hackers from accessing your main PCs. This guide explains OPNsense ...

Minisforum MS-03 review: A powerful but flawed AI workstation

The Minisforum MS-03 comes with a Core Ultra 9, three 10 Gbit ports, one PCIe slot and three M.2 slots. In our tests, the CPU ...
Network World

IBM expands mainframe networking options as AI reshapes enterprise infrastructure

Recent networking enhancements—including 100G Ethernet and integrated RoCE/RDMA networking—continue to advance IBM’s goal of delivering higher bandwidth, lower latency, greater simplification, and ...

A History of Public Wireless LAN and License-Free Radio Regulations: Why Did It Remain License-Free Even After LAN Became Public Communication?

There are some aspects of the history of wireless LAN regulations that seem a bit mysterious.A Local Area Network (LAN) was ...