Ethernet cables may seem ancient in the modern computing landscape, but some users still love them. Here's how to decide if ...

Although it’s easy to head to the electronics store to buy network cables, making do with cables of predetermined lengths can be a problem. More often than not, premade cables are either too short ...

Readers had a lot to say in response to a newsletter last month that asked questions about the future of LAN cabling. As I mentioned last time, readers were fairly dismissive of wireless LANs – at ...

Premium Ethernet cables rarely improve home network performance, meeting the standard matters far more than paying for ...

Although it probably feels like forever to many of us since Category 5 Ethernet cabling became prevalent, now that 2.5 and even 5 Gbit Ethernet has trickled into the mainstream, a pertinent question ...

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The quick answer is no: Ethernet and LAN cables are not functionally different. Generally, when people say "LAN cable," they are referring to the physical Ethernet cable used to build a Local Area ...

Despite faster and more capable Wi-Fi technologies, there's still no substitute for the stability, range, and in many cases, performance, of an Ethernet connection. If you have a compatible router and ...

In today’s fast-paced world, change is the only constant, and nowhere is this more evident than in the enterprise IT arena. The evolving nature of technology makes it mandatory for organizations to ...

A local area network -- or LAN -- is formed when two or more computers are linked together. As a LAN grows in size, the hardware devices introduced can range from switches used to connect hardware ...