OneWeb founder Greg Wyler announced that his self-funded side project, Wafer LLC, has developed a flat, low-power phased-array antenna that could be mass produced for $15. Wyler said tests of prototypes showed 50 Mbps capacity per antenna “tile” and said multiple tiles could be combined. —Larry Press

With persistent memory technology becoming a reality today, applications are being freed from the constraints applied from physical media. —Kyle Davis

Statistical characterization of a Round Trip Time (RTT) series is useful for network management. —Maxime Mouchet

In the following post, I will attempt to give a neutral description of what I think we learned, and where we now are on DNS over HTTPs (DoH), with a focus on the European perspective. —Bert Hubert

Maintaining a live network is one of a system administrator’s most essential tasks, and keeping a watchful eye over connected systems is essential to keeping a network functioning at its best. —Paul Bischoff

As SDN gains more traction, people start fearing for their jobs. Some jobs will decrease in demand and some will disappear entirely. —Daniel Dibb

The center of gravity for data is continuing to shift from core datacenters to other parts well beyond the walls of those facilities. —Jeffrey Burt

Liquid cooling continues to be primarily used in areas of supercomputing, high performance computing (HPC), or other situations involving massive amounts of compute power where CPUs run at almost 100 percent utilization, but such a use case is becoming mainstream. —Andy Patrizio

Enterprises that are betting the massive amounts of data that they are collecting will deliver the insights they need to make better and faster businesses are finding that they could just as easily be overwhelmed by them. —Jeffrey Burt

We spoke with Stonebraker about what factors drove the evolution of database management systems in the past decades and where he sees data management technology developing in the years to come… —Joab Jackson