Connecting Autonomous Vessels
Reliable internet connectivity for autonomous unmanned surface vehicles (USV).
Continue readingTry, Fail, Adjust, Repeat
As the lack of posts on here indicate, I have been struggling for a very long time to make the time to create the content that I want and need…
Continue readingWhy Operator & Technology Diversity Matters
I spend most of my time telling anyone who will listen that if they need reliable connectivity they can’t buy that from a single provider. Often I’ll get a raised…
Continue reading4G: Taking on fixed line systems
Here is a piece I wrote for Land Mobile Magazine explaining why I feel now is exactly the right time to be considering 4G/LTE as a replacement to fixed line…
Continue readingPeplink’s Test Lab Is Much Tidier Than Mine…
If you’ve ever wondered how and where Peplink stress tests their products, then wonder no more. These photos and video below were taken in Peplink’s Taipei Quality Assurance Technical Center…
Continue readingNew Firmware 6.2 – Feature Highlights
The latest Version of Peplink firmware was released today and it brings a number of great new features: WAN Smoothing: WAN Smoothing utilizes bandwidth bonding to minimize latency and reduce…
Continue readingWhat is the best way to offer free wifi on a Train?
Like many others, I have been following the demand for Free Public Wifi on public transport with great interest. As Peplink’s Solution Architect I have been involved in a number…
Continue readingConnecting Mobile Workers – A Networking + Article
Networking+’s December 2014 edition has a really good article on connecting mobile workers entitled ‘Network to go’…
Continue reading3G Bonded Marine Wifi
Load balancing and bonding multiple 3G, WiFi and Satellite internet connections in a marine environment – Marine WiFi to the Pepwave MAX!
Continue readingPeplink – Finally A Real Alternative to MPLS & Leased lines
There are so many new products available for broadband connectivity right now, Fiber to the Cabinet, ethernet last mile and Annexe-M bonded DSL – to mention just a few, that when it…
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