Compare Load Balancers: F5 and Edgenexus
Everyone knows F5 have very capable Load Balancers (Application Delivery Controllers) but so does Edgenexus! And it’s not just because...
New Partnership Announcement: SAPPLY and PLAYipp
SAPPLY is thrilled to announce our partnership with PLAYipp – the market leading platform for digital signage. Our common goal is simple.
It’s A Match! New Partnership Announcement SAPPLY & Edgenexus
SAPPLY is pleased to announce the recent addition of Edgenexus into its ever-growing product portfolio. Edgenexus creates fast, scalable, easy...
Teradici has become a part of HP Inc.
Teradici is now an HP company! Teradici is the creator of the PCoIP remote display protocol, which delivers desktops and...
Intelligent Traffic Management Systems to Control Cost, Improve Efficiency with Digi Cellular Routers
Turn to Digi for powerful, cost-effective solutions to manage communications for your entire traffic system.
cPacket – Cvu
Introducing The cPacket cStor 100: The Industry’s New Leading Packet Capture Appliance.
Are 5G Mobile Networks Really Fiber Networks in Disguise?
Research by Analysys Mason shows that $10.1 billion was invested in 5G during 2020 and GSMA Intelligence projects that 75% of all telco Capex...
Digi AnywhereUSB Plus
From the beginning, open networking using so-called “britebox” – or bare metal – switching platforms has promised lower hardware costs...
Are You Waiting For 5G?
Equipped With Interchangeable Plug-In Modems, You Can Deploy A Fleet Of Digi Enterprise Routers Now Then Simply Re-Fit a 5G Module...
How cPacket is helping to keep overloaded hospital networks running
All around the world cPacket are helping hospitals keep their networks running while under enormous strain by using cVu Network...
Introducing The Next Generation Of IoT: Secure Remote USB Hubs
For many years, Digi International customers have loved the Digi AnywhereUSB® products for connectivity over IP – meaning the ability...
Load Balancing 101: What is load balancing and Why is it important?
A load balancer—or application delivery controller (ADC)— acts as the “traffic cop” distributing incoming traffic efficiently between available servers.
