IT Link Group

D-Link | September 16, 2020

At Spiceworld 2020 today, D-Link unveils its first Nuclias Cloud WiFi 6 Access Point (DBA-X2830P), bringing lightning-fast AX3600 speeds and network efficiencies to its management solution. D-Link also showcases two Nuclias Cloud AC1300 Wave 2 Access Points (DBA-3620P and DBA-3621P), boosting WiFi coverage and productivity for outside cafés and shopping areas or combined home/class environments. "Organizations want enterprise-grade, highly flexible networking solutions to support emp...

Network Infrastructure

Lightpath | December 14, 2022

Lightpath, an all-fiber, infrastructure-based connectivity provider revolutionizing how organizations connect to their digital destinations, today announced a series of significant network expansions across the New York Metro region, in total adding over 300 route miles to Lightpath's already dense network in the area. These latest expansions were driven by the 5G network rollout of a major wireless provider, and will also serve thousands of additional enterprise, education, and government c...

Tesla | October 23, 2020

The global wireless industry continues to salivate at the prospect of selling high-speed, low-latency and revenue-generating services to automotive companies and motorists in support of the much-ballyhooed autonomous driving services of the future. But Tesla – the world's most valuable car company by a shockingly wide margin – is boasting of a new self-driving technology that does not need a cellular connection at all. "We put it out there last night, and then we'll see ...

TESLARATI | March 04, 2020

CEO Elon Musk says SpaceX is churning out Starlink satellites faster than it can launch them, the best sign yet that the company is having some amazing success in what is already the most productive satellite factory in history. Since SpaceX first revealed its radical flat-satellite Starlink design, stacking approach, and deployment mechanism back in May 2019, the company has successfully launched an incredible 300 satellites, ~290 of which are still functioning as intended. At this point, that ...