QoS and Network Neutrality
QoS will continue, regardless of the outcome of the network neutrality debate.
Read moreQoS will continue, regardless of the outcome of the network neutrality debate.
Read moreIf AT&T decides to sell what are, in effect, private network services and call itself an Internet Service Provider, who ...
Read moreIs the "net neutrality" debate irrelevant? It is, if you deny the idea -- which is central to their initial ...
Read moreAssuming network neutrality fails in the Congress, with Verizon and AT&T favoring specific Web sites (like Yahoo's) over others, some ...
Read moreWelcome to the flip side of Moore's Law, the problem of abundance. The problem of abundance hit the PC industry ...
Read moreBy offering bits wholesale, municipalities break the bottleneck and ultimately (I hope) move the Bells and cable guys to start ...
Read morehe company that wholesales is growing faster, in terms of its share price, than the one which refuses to.
Read moreMoore's Law has not been repealed. New gear, quickly written-off, still delivers better service for less than Verizon can, when ...
Read moreCorporations have options. There is competition for their business, so they get the best rates from vendors. Consumers don't have ...
Read moreThere is an enormous opportunity here for competitors like Level 3 and Google to set up competing access networks throughout ...
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