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This week in Tech News (TL;DR)
Cyberattack prompts shutdown of major fuel pipeline in the US
Colonial Pipeline said it took some systems offline to contain the threat.
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HSBC to pilot Zoom-free Friday afternoons
Banking giant HSBC plans Zoom-free Friday afternoons for some UK staff in an effort to tackle stress caused by working from home during the pandemic. Keep Reading
Tesla to pay $750k fine & build solar microgrid system to settle Cali air quality violations
The company’s Fremont factory committed 33 air quality violations dating back to 2015. Keep Reading
LiveLeak, the internet’s font of gore and violence, has shut down
After fifteen years in operation, LiveLeak is no more. Keep Reading
Meme of the Week!
What You Need to Know About Wavelength WAN Services
WAN connectivity is a network connection that links two or more locations. It enables the sharing of resources and information between offices, branches, and partners in different geographic areas.
The traditional way to connect branch offices to headquarters has been with dedicated leased lines – high-speed circuits provided by carriers like AT&T or Verizon Business (formerly MCI). However, there are several drawbacks associated with this approach. For one thing, it’s expensive; for another, it requires significant management overhead due to the need to provision each circuit separately.
Find out what you need to know about Wavelength WAN Services, including the Pros and Cons, use cases and whether they are right for your business below! CLICK HERE or hit the image above.
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