In Episode 4 of Towers Edge, recorded during HPE Discover/Aruba Atmosphere, Mark Houtz and Mohammad Ali discuss the latest networking trends and insights from HPE and Aruba. The conversation covers advancements in edge-to-cloud strategies, exploring how these developments are transforming enterprise technology landscapes. Viewers are provided with a digest of thought leadership and innovative practices that can influence their approach to navigating the complexities of modern networking.
EINO, Private 5G and Wifi AI Design and Surveys at MFD11
Mark Houtz provides insight into the eino, private 5G, and AI-driven Wi-Fi design and surveys discussed at Mobility Field Day 11. His article underscores the advancements in wireless technology that are streamlining network design and enhancing connectivity through intelligent automation. Houtz’s post highlights the innovative solutions that are shaping the future of enterprise networking by delivering efficiency and precision.
It’s Time for Private 5G in the Enterprise
Wi-Fi has changed the way we work in the office but it’s not the only wireless technology. Challenging environments require new solutions like private 5G. In this episode, Tom Hollingsworth is joined by Mark Houtz and Shaun Neal as they discuss the rise of private LTE/5G technologies outside of the carrier space.
Fortinet Wifi 7 Security at the Edge at MFD11
Mark Houtz shares insights from Mobility Field Day 11, where Fortinet unveiled their approach to integrating Wi-Fi 7 security at the network edge. He discusses how Fortinet’s solutions are poised to tackle the security challenges accompanying the next generation of Wi-Fi technology. Houtz’s article emphasizes the importance of robust security protocols as essential components in realizing the full potential of Wi-Fi 7’s advanced capabilities.
Juniper Mist Levels Up Marvis AI at MFD11
Mark Houtz spotlights Juniper Mist’s advancements in AI with their Marvis platform, as presented at Mobility Field Day 11. He highlights how Juniper Mist is elevating network intelligence, ease of use, and troubleshooting capabilities through enhanced AI-driven solutions. The article suggests that with these improvements, Marvis AI is set to lead in the transformative journey towards more automated and user-centric networking experiences.
Celona Secures Private 5G UEs With Palo Alto at MFD11
Mark Houtz covers a significant development in secure enterprise networking with Celona’s announcement at Mobility Field Day 11 about integrating with Palo Alto for private 5G User Equipment (UE) security. Celona’s move to ensure stringent security protocols addresses the growing demand for secure 5G deployments in enterprise environments. His article points out the importance of this partnership, which aims to provide businesses with a protected 5G ecosystem, combining Celona’s networking expertise with Palo Alto’s robust security measures.
At MFD11, Ubiquiti Goes Enterprise.. What About Their Cult Followers?
Mark Houtz reflects on Ubiquiti’s strategic pivot towards the enterprise market, as revealed at Mobility Field Day, and ponders the implications for their dedicated consumer fanbase. He considers how Ubiquiti’s move to upscale their offerings might align with or diverge from the expectations of their “cult” following, who have been critical to the company’s success. The article invites dialog on how shifting commercial focus could affect brand loyalty and market position for a company traditionally known for consumer-grade products.
Wifi 7 Live Demos With Arista Networks at MFD11
Mark Houtz provides an intriguing glimpse into the future of wireless technology with this summary of Wi-Fi 7 live demonstrations by Arista Networks at Mobility Field Day. Arista’s presentations showcased the capabilities and potential impact of Wi-Fi 7, demonstrating their forward-thinking approach in the networking space. These demonstrations underline the industry’s anticipation and readiness for the next generation of Wi-Fi, promising faster speeds and improved performance for users and enterprises alike.
It’s an Edge-Y NUC World
Mark Houtz had the opportunity to attend the first Edge Field Day where he heard from Scale Computing, Avassa Systems, Mako Networks, Opengear, and more. One topic that stood out was the use of Intel NUCs in edge deployments. While Intel has decided to exit the PC business, other vendors like Simply NUC are stepping in to continue the NUC legacy. Read more about Mark’s experiences at Edge Field Day and thoughts about the demise of the NUC.
CBRS, Accessing Layer 2 Behind a CPE
Mark Houtz attended October’s Mobility Field Day as a delegate and is now reflecting on Arista’s presentation. Before their presentation, Mark had questions on their VXLAN, a standard base for tunneling their Aps and Switches for Segmentation and was pleasantly surprised with that they had to show for during the presentation. Check out his thoughts here!
CBRS Inno-Ventev-Ation at MFD8
After watching Ventev present at Mobility Field Day Mark Houtz provides some insight on Ventev’s applications for CBRS and their quest for remote tower sites. Be sure to check out all of the presentations from Mobility Field Day on the Tech Field Day website!
Why Wyebot? Why Do We Need Them?
Mark Houtz joined us in Silicon Valley for yet another Mobility Field Day this past October and enjoyed the presentation from Wyebot. Wyebot presented on their sensor that is completely passive for monitoring your Wifi network. Mark says, “I see a huge benefit to using an overlay sensor network for measuring a Wifi network.” Check out more from Mark and visit the Tech Field Day website from all videos from Wyebot at Mobility Field Day.
5G NSA Discovery With LTE PCAPs
Check out what one of our newest delegates, Mark Houtz, has to say after being apart of the latest Mobility Field Day event in October. You can find all the videos from Mobility Field Day on the Tech Field Day website!
CBRS and Starlink, Private LTE in the Wild
Mark Houtz tuned into Mobility Field Day and saw his friends at Celona presenting on deploying a CBRS network. Houtz dives deep into the world of CBRS and Starlink, their symbiotic relationship, and their potential to change the game for on-the-go internet connectivity. Houtz jumped at the opportunity to test out Private LTE in the CBRS Bands with Starlink. If you’re looking to cover larger areas, and Starlink is your only option, Houtz recommends Starlink and CBRS together to expand network connection. For people with little to no access to internet, and who are unable to afford fiber networks, a CBRS Fixed Wireless setup could be an appropriate solution. Check out the rest of his thoughts on markhoutz.com
