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Multi Access Edge compute
Multi Access Edge compute (MEC) reduces network latency by bringing cloud computing and 5G network operations closer to the RAN. It is meant to support 5G’s ultra reliable and low latency (URLLC) use cases, but tests results show otherwise.Tests from Spirent Communications show that the mean latency does reduce with a public MEC but the…
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Edge compute with RPI5
If you have not noticed in the hubbub of Apple’s Vision Pro grand release, in October 2023, Raspberry Pi Ltd. has launched yet another credit card-sized powerful computing platform called Raspberry 5. Yes, there have been five successful platforms before, starting back in 2012. Source: http://tinyurl.com/4nymcwrv Don’t be fooled by the size of this device.…
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Make Wireless Work-WPA3
Wi-Fi Protected Access 3 (WPA3) is the latest update to Wi-Fi security supported by some Wi-Fi5 and all Wi-Fi6, Wi-Fi7 certified devices. Unlike mere version updates, WPA3 emerges after a 15-year tenure of WPA2, addressing inherent vulnerabilities well-known within the networking industry. WPA2 is vulnerable to dictionary attacks, brute force attacks, and the most famous-Key…
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Make Wireless work- EIRP and TRP
As a Product Manager building a wirelessly connected device, you may have experienced the satisfaction of passing FCC or ETSI certifications with flying colors, only to be confronted with the disappointment of receiving bad reviews due to suboptimal wireless performance from customers. Worry not; let’s explore how you can build great wireless products by understanding…
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Make Wireless work – OpenWRT
Are you building an innovative digital solution as part of a digital transformation project in your organization, involving IoT sensors, Wi-Fi, or 5G networks, and a cloud dashboard? OpenWRT provides engineers and developers with an open networking platform to build prototypes for customers and showcase the technology to stakeholders. An IoT deployment usually consists of…

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