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AT&T Business has announced a strategic agreement with Amazon LEO that makes it the first major U.S. carrier to fold low Earth orbit satellite connectivity into a unified, managed enterprise network. The Amazon LEO partnership layers satellite broadband on top of AT&T’s existing fiber and 5G infrastructure, giving enterprise and public sector custom...


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Short week, but not a quiet one. Here is what mattered between August 31 and September 7.

Peplink Confirms 8.6.0 Bug Breaking RADIUS and SIP Over Tunnels

The most important thread of the week for anyone running Peplink gear is buried on page two of the


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Cradlepoint: The Ultimate Guide to Routers and NetCloud

Your ISP can be “up” and your site can still be down. A flaky last mile, a construction delay, a pop-up location that needs service tomorrow, a vehicle that has to stay connected while moving—these are the situations where Cradlepoint earns its keep.

Cradlepoint gives you business-grade cellular networking: a rout...


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WiFi 6 vs WiFi 7: Speed, Range, and Which to Buy

You can buy a WiFi 7 router today and still see the same ~940 Mbps ceiling on speed tests. That’s not a WiFi problem—it’s your 1 GbE ports, mesh backhaul, modem, switch, or NAS link quietly capping the whole chain.

That’s why the real wifi 6 vs wifi 7 decision starts with your devices and your wired network, not the numb...


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Vendor forums were quiet this week. The regulatory calendar was not. Three FCC comment windows close inside the next four weeks, and one of them could reshape how every cellular router sold in the United States gets authorized. Here is what matters heading into September.

The Equipment Authorization FNPRM Closes September 8

The most consequential item on the bo...


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