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Wireless network draws visitors through castle walls

Ireland's Office of Public Works (OPW) has implemented a high-powered wireless network and external link to overcome connectivity challenges at the 12th century Kilkenny Castle and provide high speed internet access to staff and visitors.

Broadband: Wired or wireless for the enterprise?

Broadband: Weighing up the benefits of alternative broadband infrastructures Wired or wireless for the enterprise?

Timms opens RFID technology centre in Halifax

Minister for competitiveness Stephen Timms has opened a radio frequency identification (RFID) technology centre in Halifax to demonstrate the benefits of RFID for retailers and others.

Wi-Fi linked to childhood autism

A study published this week in the Australasian Journal of Clinical Environmental Medicine warns that wireless communication technology may be responsible for accelerating the rise in autism among children.

Wan optimisation: Pfizer rolls out multinational pilot

In this podcast Ron Rapp, associate director in Pfizer's worldwide technology engineering division, discusses the approach Pfizer has taken to Wan optimisation, with Cliff Saran of Computer Weekly.

Are we on the brink of a Wimax revolution?

Is Wimax set to become the de facto standard for business, or will advancements in 3G and other wireless technologies leave it by the wayside?

RFID: moving beyond the pilot stage

RFID has the potential to transform supply chains and offer significant business advantage, but there have been more pilots and trials than full-scale implementations that have been made public.

Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust upgrades network to improve patient care

The Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust is upgrading its existing networks and implementing high-performance wireless networks to deliver better bedside care.

ISCSI storage gets performance makeover

Suppliers, including Ibrix, Mellanox, Alacritech and EqualLogic, are offering juiced-up new iSCSI configurations, while 3PAR, CipherMax and NeoScale boost data security products.

Doncaster school tracks pupils with RFID chips

Secondary school kids are being tracked at a Doncaster school using radio frequency identification (RFID) tags in their uniforms.
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