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“Glue addresses” in networking
The glue address is the address that binds, aka glues, your network to another network
Podcast: Google Stadia, Inside Towers instagram
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j2 podcast covering Google Stadia news and requirement, inside towers on Instagragam, Nanog.
NTIA launches Funding web-site
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration released a searchable database of 50 federal broadband programs. They span a dozen federal agencies with billions of dollars for broadband grants, loans and other resources. Participating federal agencies helped create the database. It fulfills a goal set out in the American Broadband Initiative announced in February to make … Read more
Noction: BGP in Large Networks
Using BGP in large scale networks and how to get the most out of it. Paper by Noction
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FD-IX Explainer video on Internet Peering and exchanges
Explainer video about what an Internet exchange point (IXP) is and how peering works. Making the internet better through peering.
Super clean high-tech compound review coming soon
Super clean high-tech compound review coming soon
Raspberry PI VPN
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Cambium networks on Mt. Everest
Ever since my dad and I went to a slideshow (yes I said slideshow) at a dinner years ago I have always been fascinated with Everest. I am not one to want to climb it. But the lore and “behind the scenes” of climbing is pretty cool. Many folks think the numbers of people at … Read more
AT&T wants to up power levels on certain CBRS devices
The company met with the FCC on Thursday, May 16, to see whether the company would allow for increased power levels for this new class of device. This would involve bumping the new category C devices power levels to 62 decibel milliwatts (dBm) over 10MHz. Currently, there are category A devices (indoor small cells) delivering … Read more