With the introduction of a 16 port ECO Unmanaged Switch and SPE media converter, WAGO is making connecting and communicating more cost effective. This converter enables Ethernet communication with a ...

Trisha Jandoc was an associate writer at CNET covering broadband and everything related to home internet. She graduated from St. John's University with a bachelor's degree in journalism and a focus on ...

Square Enix is one of many teams that have had to “rethink things” over the last few years due to bad decisions, low sales, and ballooning game development costs. As such, they “restructured” the ...

Rockstar’s Western epic will be released on Nintendo Switch 2 later this year, according to several sources, alongside a next gen patch for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Rockstar’s parent company Take-Two ...

The MAGBES series is designed for use on trains, buses, and trucks that operate in dusty environments with high vibrations. The compact switch comes with 8 ports on M12 and can be installed with ...

As a diehard enthusiast of video games, Ediz Guner has been attentively following the ebbs and flows of the gaming industry for a long period of time. This, coupled with his hobby of extensively ...

AMPCOM has launched an inexpensive, fanless 8-port 2.5GbE managed switch with one 10GbE SFP+ cage that sells for less than $60 on Aliexpress with free shipping and before taxes (if you live in Europe) ...

Grabs statistical network data from supported NETGEAR Switches from the Plus Managed Network Switch line. These switches can only be managed using a Web interface and not through SNMP or cli. This ...

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NETGEAR has recently expanded its product lineup with the introduction of the S3600 Series Smart Switches. This new series is specifically designed to meet the growing demands for better network ...

Let's take a little overview of network equipment. At the bottom of the network food chain, you get the repeater. It does nothing but takes the bits, boost their signal, and send them on their way.