802.11ac Consumer Adoption Outpacing Enterprise Adoption
Consumer adoption of 802.11ac access points is set to accelerate drastically this year. In 2013, about 8 percent of consumer APs supported 802.11ac. That figure is expected to swell to 45 percent this year.
MoreEducation Sees Direct Hits in Proposed Tax Reform Bill
The proposed Congressional Tax Reform Act of 2014 would end deductions for tuition and student loan interest and eliminate certain deductions, such as classroom supplies purchased personally by teachers.
MoreSyracuse U Researchers Propose Independent Oversight for Domain Name System
Researchers from Syracuse University's School of Information Studies have released a proposal to eliminate the United States government's special relationship with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.
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