[Podcast] Your network is more ready than you think for the quantum Internet
The Quantum Internet is no longer a thing of tomorrow but is ready to make an impact now.
Tag: satellites
Behind the network that images the whole world every day
Guest Post: Since 2013, Planet has launched over 500 satellites and built an automated mission control and ground station infrastructure to monitor and control these satellites and download millions of real-time images of the world from space.
Testing LEO and GEO satellite services in Australia
Performance differs greatly for Sky Muster (GEO) and Starlink (LEO) satellite services in Australia based on which TCP flow control protocol you use.
Tonga and fragility of long-haul networks
What is happening to Tonga’s Internet connection?
We need to rethink the resilience of the global Internet infrastructure
Guest Post: Internet researchers and operators are overlooking a high-impact event that poses a significant threat to the Internet.
Satellite constellations are coming. Are we prepared on Earth to receive all the data?
Guest Post: More satellites doesn’t necessarily mean faster Internet back on Earth.
ICARUS: Beware of flying satellites
Guest Post: How resilient are LEO satellite networks to DDoS attacks?
Satellite communication and regulation
Guest Post: New satellite Internet products will need to contend with a variety of complicated regulatory questions.
Solar storms and the Internet
Guest Post: What amount of damage can powerful blasts of charged particles do to today’s Internet?
Everything you wanted to know about LEO satellites, part 4: Why direct to site?
Guest Post: The final part in the LEO series explores the implications of the direct-to-site model currently being used by LEO providers.