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Amateur radio license exams typically have a question about the bandwidths taken up by various modulation types. The concept behind the question is pretty obvious — as guardians of the …read more Continue reading How Much Bandwidth Does CW Really Occupy?
In this Help Net Security interview, Jonathan Segev, IEEE 802.11 Task Group (TG) Chair of next-generation positioning (TGaz) at IEEE, discusses IEEE 802.11az. The new standard will enable accuracy to less than 0.1 meters, which is a significant improve… Continue reading IEEE 802.11az provides security enhancements, solves longstanding problems
Dipole antennas are easy, right? Just follow the formula, cut two pieces of wire, attach your feedline, and you’re on the air. But then again, maybe not. You’re always advised …read more Continue reading The Dipole Antenna Isn’t as Simple as it Appears
There’s a dreaded disease that’s plagued Internet Service Providers for years. OK, there’s probably several diseases, but today we’re talking about bufferbloat. What it is, how to test for it, …read more Continue reading Bufferbloat, the Internet, and How to Fix It
Bandwidth announced a partnership and integration with Pindrop. Now, Pindrop can be natively integrated with Bandwidth at the carrier level, giving enterprises a more direct route to migrate their contact centers to the cloud with Pindrop’s missi… Continue reading Bandwidth and Pindrop join forces to protect enterprises against voice-based attacks
The operational amplifier, or op amp, is one of the most basic building blocks used in analog circuits. Ever since single-chip op amps were introduced in the 1960s, thousands of …read more Continue reading From Nanoamps to Gigahertz: The World’s Most Extreme Op Amps
By Waqas
In September 2021, Bandwidth.com suffered a series of days-long DDoS attacks forcing its service to go offline in the United States.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Bandwidth.com reports multimillion dollar loss post D… Continue reading Bandwidth.com reports multimillion dollar loss post DDoS attacks
By Deeba Ahmed
Bandwidth.com has been suffering DDoS attacks for the past 3 days nonstop and at the time of publishing this article, its service was still down.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Bandwidth.com is latest victim of … Continue reading Bandwidth.com is latest victim of nonstop DDoS attacks against VoIP
Browsers protected by Menlo Security will now prioritize the active browser window and deprioritize the inactive ones.
As any office worker knows, browser tabs have a way of multiplying during the work day. Sure – it begins innocently… Continue reading Throttle Bandwidth-hogging Inactive Pages
Bandwidth is one of those technical terms that has been overloaded in popular speech: as an example, an editor might ask if you have the bandwidth to write a Hackaday piece about bandwidth. Besides this colloquial usage, there are several very specific meanings in an engineering context. We might speak …read more