In today’s always-connected world, a stable Internet connection is as essential as your morning coffee—especially for businesses and remote users. Whether you're running a virtual meeting, using cloud applications, or just trying to get through your to-do list without interruptions, an unstable connection can quickly throw a wrench in your day. Internet stability isn’t just about speed; it’s about reliability.

For football fans worldwide, staying connected to their favorite teams, players, and matches is a passion—and OneFootball delivers exactly that. The platform is a one-stop shop for football fans to follow their teams, get up-to-date information, and immerse themselves in global football culture. With over 100 million users spanning multiple continents, OneFootball is an essential companion for fans to track live scores, player stats, breaking news, and more.

Migrating from other vendors becomes a lot easier with OpenTelemetry and Grafana Alloy, our distribution of the OpenTelemetry Collector. But when you come from platforms that use different temporalities, such as Datadog or Dynatrace, you face a challenge integrating with a Prometheus-like ecosystem such as Grafana Cloud: Your metrics still mean the same as before, but they just don’t look right.

What are the biggest challenges facing MSPs this year? CRN recently asked top MSP executives what keeps them awake at night. The findings should come as no surprise. Compliance and cybersecurity remain perpetual challenges. Compounded by talent gaps, a constantly evolving regulatory environment, and new threat vectors, MSPs are working overtime to stay ahead of changes.

Today, CISOs and security teams face a rapidly growing volume of logs from a variety of sources, all arriving in different formats. They write and maintain detection rules, build pipelines, and investigate threats across multiple environments and applications. Efficiently maintaining their security posture across multiple products and data formats has become increasingly challenging.

Imagine living in a world where electricity was a luxury, available only to city dwellers. This was the reality for many Americans in the 1930s, when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR,) who was living with polio, regularly visited Warm Springs, Georgia, which were thought to be beneficial for polio sufferers at the time. During his travels, FDR witnessed the stark contrast in electrical access between urban and rural communities.

For organizations that rely on physical assets, tracking and managing those resources efficiently is critical. RFID asset tracking has emerged as a key technology to streamline asset management, improve accuracy, and enhance visibility in real-time. From inventory control to equipment management, RFID has become a go-to solution for businesses aiming to stay competitive. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the essentials of RFID and how it’s revolutionizing the world of asset tracking.

Asset management is a cornerstone of any successful business. Understanding the distinction between current assets and fixed assets plays a vital role in decision-making, resource allocation, and financial planning. Each asset type serves a different function in your business, so effectively managing both is critical to ensuring smooth operations, profitability, and growth.