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Agent Based Vertical Handoff Decision Algorithm for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

A Survey of Location Management Mechanisms and an Evaluation of their Applicability for 5G Cellular Networks

Fibre networks help Amsterdam to modernise historic canal infrastructure

Like most western European countries, the Netherlands is becoming increasingly digital and is beginning to underpin public services such as street lighting and traffic control with a solid, reliable fibre network infrastructure in pursuit of a smarter, digital society.

The changing demands on such complex systems and facilities means the impact on modern infrastructure is increasing all over the country, from power and utilities to the transport sector.

To meet demands around transport in particular, the Dutch government, regions and industry have been working together on a programme called Better Utilisation to improve accessibility via water, road and rail.

Under the programme, congestion in the busiest urban areas of the Netherlands needs to be reduced by 20%, so together with local government, the Dutch ministry of transport will be investing €600 million in smart systems and networks over the next two years.

The programme's goal is to reduce door-to-door travel times during the rush hour in the busiest parts of the country by 10%. This requires that different systems, such as traffic control and roadside stations, communicate better with each other.

Networking technologies emerging in the enterprise

The networking world has always had a tendency to get carried away with new trends and technologies.
Many of these technologies are simply re-inventions with new names, which forget to focus on the basics of efficiently running a corporate network.
Whether that network now resides in the physical corporate offices, some other data centre or public/private cloud is largely irrelevant.

From SDN and DevOps to containers and the IoT, Interop New York will feature the hottest technology trends in the tech industry today.

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SKEYE Nano Drone

If you’re looking for a nearly undetectable drone that can perform some airborne stunts, look no further than this SKEYE Nano Drone, which is the world’s smallest precision-controlled quadcopter. The Nano Drone provides high thrust, low weight, and has incredibly responsive controls that are complemented by advanced hardware to give the Nano Drone outstanding stability and maneuverability. Here are some specs:

RTF (ready to fly) technology
6-axis flight control system w/ adjustable gyro sensitivity
Extreme portability
3 flight modes: beginner, advanced pilots, and seasoned flight veterans
Stable & easy to fly
Aerobatic “flip” capability
LED lights for night flights
Regular price for the SKEYE Nano Drone $60, but Android Authority is currently offering it for 41% off at $34.99. The deal comes with free shipping.

‘Code Black’ HD-Camera Drone

This little drone, with a flight time of about 10 minutes, fits in your palm, and uses 6-axis gyro technology for a smooth flight. It’s a great introductory drone for anyone looking get into aerial photography and features a 720p HD camera that records onto a micro SDHC card.

The regular price is $199, but Code Black Drone is currently offering this at 50% off for $99. Hurry, deal ends soon.

Palo Alto Networks Pushes Performance

With the PA-5000 Series, Palo Alto Networks put an emphasis on performance, targeting the devices at enterprise data centers. The appliances have the ability to handle up to 20 Gbps of firewall throughput.

Fortinet Targets the Data Center

The FortiGate-3140B security appliance is aimed at large enterprises and their data centers. The appliance offers a total of 22 ports, and can be deployed either as a firewall or unified threat management solution configured to support VPN, IPS, application control, anti-spam and antivirus.

Juniper Networks Looks To Unify Network Access

Juniper Networks announced the availability of its MAG Series Junos Pulse Gateways April 13. Offered in four models, the Juniper Networks MAG Series Junos Pulse Gateways deliver SSL VPN connectivity and network access control (NAC) capabilities.