Li-Fi, or Light fidelity is a Visible Light Communications System (VLC) that uses light waves instead of radio waves to provide an internet connection and wireless communication, offering the possibility of reducing network congestion around the globe. By, using Li-Fi...

Nowhere Networks, a Scandinavian company which develops broadband solutions for the maritime industry, has developed a radio-link technology system to provide passenger ships with high speed internet across busy passenger shipping routes and plans to turn the Baltic...

Traditionally, the adoption of new technology in the construction industry has been painfully slow. Though being slow to change is not a state that’s exclusive to the construction industry, its slow tech adoption does appear to be impeding industry growth. In fact,...

A number of construction companies are testing technology that aims to save lives and money by predicting when accidents will happen. Obviously, if a prediction flags up potential danger and raises awareness that enables accident prevention, it’s quite a significant...

As things stand, the accepted technology being rolled out for internet consumers is connection through fibre-optic cables placed underground or alongside existing electrical and utility lines. The plan is that this infrastructure should serve us for around 35 years....

5G is a wireless communications technology that is a big step up in connectivity from 4G. It can use any band of spectrum but thrives in the extremely high frequency (EHF) range of 30 to 300 GHz making it very efficient for carrying much more data, compared with...

So, you need broadband for your small business, but can’t decide whether to stick to a standard residential package, or go with an upgraded business one? Well in this blog, we’re going to compare the various benefits of home vs business broadband, so that you can make...

According to reports, superfast broadband is available to people both at home and at work. Apparently, 53% of all properties, both residential and commercial, have access to broadband speeds of up to 300Mbps. And the number of homes that cannot get access to broadband...

The internet consists of tiny bits of data that move around the world, travelling along the thinnest of wires which have been laid across the ocean floor - from London to New York to Hong Kong to Sydney in the time it takes you to read these words.An almost...

We are living in an increasingly digital age and having adapted their computer systems, an increasing number of companies are now looking at updating their phone systems too.So, what is it that’s making companies turn to VoIP? For years, traditional phone calls have...