The Mesh Web: Navigating the Security and Privacy Risks of Overlay Networks

Residential proxies and decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs) are technologies that enable end users to participate in semi-anonymous connections similar in function to virtual private networks (VPNs) by essentially sharing their broadband connection with anonymous external users. These types of networks are not new, but they are becoming more popular, easier to set up (sometimes […]

Building resilient and adaptable networks: The evolution of the network platform

The Internet has become an integral part of most people’s daily experience. From business meetings to school projects to entertainment, consumers need reliable and flexible networking solutions that can support the demands of today’s digital experience. Network platform evolution involves expanding network capabilities while maintaining cost effectiveness. Innovations in core technologies such as DOCSIS, CPON, […]

CAMARA and CableLabs: Transforming networks with open source API solutions

CableLabs is at the forefront of broadband innovation. One new area where this is particularly true is our work on developing Network APIs as a Service (NaaS). As part of this initiative, CableLabs is actively contributing to CAMARA, an open source project hosted by the Linux Foundation. All of CableLabs’ contributions to CAMARA are part […]

Run faster, more reliable networks – FEDUS

introduction The desire to create more reliable and faster networks is growing in a rapidly changing technological environment. Whether it’s a home office or a corporate data center, an architecture that allows for connectivity has the highest priority. An important part of this system is the Ethernet cable, i.e. Category 6 (Cat6) cabling. These cables […]

Simulating Fiber Optic Networks for Success in Quantum Computing

Besides artificial intelligence (AI), which is a very popular topic of discussion right now, Quantitative statistics Quantum computing is a rapidly growing field of technology that represents a revolutionary leap in computing technology. Unlike conventional computing, which uses bits to represent data as 0 or 1, quantum computing systems leverage the principles of quantum mechanics […]