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Virgin Media tests 8Gb/s broadband in Cambridgeshire trial.

Written by John Dixon Published February 6, 2019February 13, 2019

Virgin Media is testing in Cambridgeshire, UK, an 8Gb/s cable service to a small subset of subscribers. (Currently, the trial supports eight households, but can  extend to 50 over time). Virgin Media uses the village of Papworth to support trails of new delivery methods. In 2014, Papworth hosted the 1Gb/s Virgin Media trial (Superfast broadband…

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Raspberry Foundation updates Pi Compute Module with 3+

Written by John Dixon Published January 28, 2019January 31, 2019

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has launched an updated version of their Compute Module, moving the CM3 to the CM3+ standard. Their blog announced the new upgraded versions (Compute Module 3+ on sale now from $25) The SO-DIMM sized Compute Module provides a processor, storage and memory on the card. The Compute Module gets I/O via…

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NetGate introduce new SG-1100 entry point firewall appliance

Written by John Dixon Published January 7, 2019January 11, 2019

NetGate has announced a new version of its entry point gateway appliance. The SG-1100 has 5 times the performance of the previous SG-1000 micro firewall appliance. Marvell‘s EspressoBIN platform provides the core of the device. The appliance uses the dual-core 64-bit ARM Cortex-A53 processor, 1GB of memory, and three 1Gb/s network ports. The device has…

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Raspberry Pi Foundation release updated Model A+

Written by John Dixon Published November 16, 2018December 20, 2018

The Raspberry Pi foundation yesterday released a new iteration of the popular maker board. Previously updates have focused on the more capable networked Model B which has provided wired connectivity. This time around, they have updated the Model A+, previously a first generation Raspberry Pi product. However, with the Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+, the…

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On π day, Raspberry Pi Foundation launch the Pi 3 Model B+

Written by John Dixon Published March 14, 2018December 10, 2018

Today is Pi Day, so called because the date, written in the backwards fashion favoured by our American cousins, as 3 14 is a close approximation to the constant that defines the difference in size between a circumference of a circle, and it’s diameter, π or 3.14(15926535897…) So it is apt that the Raspberry Pi Foundation…

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All 500 top supercomputers run Linux

Written by John Dixon Published November 14, 2017December 6, 2017

The Top500 list regularly polls the organisations that run supercomputers creating a list of largest, fastest, most efficient and so on. The 50th release of the Top500 list was released yesterday.  And there have been some changes. The first is the rise in the number of Chinese supercomputers, putting them ahead of the United States for…

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Product Announcement: Cisco ISR 1000 router

Written by John Dixon Published October 11, 2017October 13, 2017

Cisco have launched a new entry point ISR router. This is the Cisco ISR 1000 series, intended as the new entry point for SME connection into the corporate network. It supports lower density remote locations accessing through either an MPLS link or a VPN using the Internet. This isn’t designed to support NFV, but it…

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Bandwidth Control using an intuitive NetValve

Written by John Dixon Published September 28, 2017October 13, 2017

Having worked with Ipanema for a while, I can recognise an intuitive user experience for controlling bandwidth. But none is as intuitive as a solution which uses a technology almost everyone can understand. This is what the NetValve offers. Ilker Dagli has created the ability to manage internet bandwidth using a large brass valve. I…

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