Networking and Computing

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • A cost estimation tool for SMRs

    The open-source platform enables precise cost estimation and risk assessment of new small modular reactor (SMR) projects.

  • A framework to improve climate model accuracy

    The open-source research platform pairs complex data with weather observations to create highly accurate climate models and forecast predictions.

  • Video: Data Hub APIs help energy companies analyze their data

    Proprietary software as a service-based application programming interfaces (APIs) have been tailored for the demanding data requirements of utility and energy companies.

  • Safer infectious sample prep with a voice assistant

    The technology is intended to make the laboratory safer for those who handle potentially infectious samples.

  • A data hub for battery innovation

    The Battery Data Genome project focuses on the formation of an extensive database network to enable energy storage breakthroughs using artificial intelligence.

  • OpDAT MTP cable assemblies offer high transmission rates with low space requirements

    These cable assemblies for fast and reliable fiber optic links provide an effective means for high and sustainable transmission rates and ensure a powerful and fast network.

  • Newark now exclusively stocks unique fiber optic HDMI cables from Multicomp Pro

    Fiber optic HDMI cables reach farther distances than standard HDMI while maintaining high data transfer speed without signal loss.

  • PFAS risk communication toolkits for water utilities

    The toolkits provide information on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) for both public education and sampling guidance.

  • APCON selects DPI engine from Rohde & Schwarz for intelligent traffic filtering in data center networks

    Real-time application awareness from R&S PACE 2 enables the IntellaView HyperEngine network visibility solution from APCON to address traffic visibility challenges while augmenting network performance and security.

  • Basic types of antennas

    The truth is that every antenna is a compromise of some sort. Part of the fun with antenna design is constantly tweaking antennas to boost their performance for a specific application.

  • Fundamentals of antennas

    What makes a good antenna? A good antenna only sends energy in the directions where there might be a receiving station, perhaps with some electrical advantages to boost both the transmitted and receiving signals through amplification.

  • Environmental remediation made simple with real-time data management

    Mine remediation can include surface and groundwater capture and treatment; capping mine waste, such as tailings and waste rock; and restoring the landscape to pre-mining beneficial uses.

  • Database defines molecules for redox flow batteries

    The computational database describes the properties of 31,618 molecules from two prominent classes of organic electroactive compounds.

  • Kudelski introduces its new security Threat Navigator

    Using Threat Navigator, clients can visualize and understand their existing security coverage against the latest attacker techniques and access automated recommendations to improve security detection capability in their context.

  • Video: Tool streamlines solar-grid interconnection

    The system addresses the time-consuming nature of photovoltaic interconnection evaluation with automated assessments.

  • Picturing blood pressure with computer vision

    A non-contact system incorporating digital camera and computer vision systems could replace the inflatable cuff conventionally used to measure blood pressure.

  • Video: A powerful new use for blockchain

    Blockchain is being used to track a different kind of exchange: the distributed ledger technology has been applied to validate communication among devices on the electric grid.

  • Custom-built counters may thwart cyberattacks on microgrids

    The team believes that microgrids — which are small, so-called power islands that can be used as power sources for services that provide healthcare, food and water during emergencies — are vulnerable to cyberattacks that could potentially be thwarted with HPCs.

  • Project proposed to improve water utility cybersecurity

    Feedback is sought on a proposed project that would pilot solutions to common cybersecurity risks faced by water and wastewater plants.

  • Increase access point capacity with Wi-Fi 6 capable flexible cable assemblies

    The assembly is designed on a flexible cable type that offers good thermal resistance and is ideal for tight spaces.

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