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Multi-Gigabit AiMesh Combos: 2026’s Best Options
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Multi-Gigabit AiMesh Combos: 2026’s Best Options
This post, the last in my series on ASUS-based Wi-Fi systems, helps you pick the best AiMesh combo to build a network with multi-Gigabit bandwidth, either the entry-level 2.5Gbps or the top-tier 10Gbps. Before continuing, though, consider getting your home wired first—we’re mostly talking about wired networking here, especially if you live on a sprawling
From ASP.NET to .NET Core Migration Services | Modernize Legacy .NET Applications
Your ASP.NET Application Is Running. But Is It Holding You Back? Many enterprise applications still run on ASP.NET (.NET Framework). They are stable. They are functional. They generate revenue. But they are also increasingly expensive, difficult to scale, and misaligned with modern cloud-native architecture. Running legacy ASP.NET today is like using a flip phone in
How to Write a Good Spec for AI Agents – O’Reilly
This post first appeared on Addy Osmani’s Elevate Substack newsletter and is being republished here with the author’s permission. TL;DR: Aim for a clear spec covering just enough nuance (this may include structure, style, testing, boundaries. . .) to guide the AI without overwhelming it. Break large tasks into smaller ones versus keeping everything in one large
Sentosa beach club Tipsy Unicorn shuts down amid legal dispute
Editor’s Note: The following article has been updated to reflect the latest statement from Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC). Tipsy Bird is owned by local hospitality group Tipsy Collective, which has faced years of legal disputes Sentosa beach club Tipsy Unicorn has ceased operations after its operator was ordered into compulsory liquidation by the Singapore High Court. According to a
How S’pore’s pole & aerial studios survive
Hanging midair may be difficult, but running an aerial or pole business comes with even higher stakes Whether you’re suspended five metres above the ground on silks or spinning around a pole, the physical risks of aerial silk and pole classes are obvious. What’s less visible is the financial balancing act required to keep a
1 in 3 S’poreans have spent 10+ years in the same company
Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, any opinions expressed below belong solely to the author. All data sourced from the Labour Force in Singapore 2025 report, released by Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower last month. We’re often told that the age of stable jobs where people would spend many years is long behind us and that the future
Ubiquiti UCG-Industrial Review: A Rugged and Solid Wi-Fi 7 UniFi Cloud Gateway
Ubiquiti today unveiled its latest network console in the UniFi family, the Cloud Gateway Industrial (model UCG-Industrial). It’s the first product in the networking vendor’s all-new UniFi Industrial initiative, a platform that includes “ruggedized, fanless hardware built for extreme environments”. I had the chance to spend an extended period pre-launch with the new UniFi Network
Motorola MQ15 MNQ1525 Review: A Cheap Wi-Fi 7 Mesh Solution
Unveiled at CES 2026, the MNQ1525 WiFi 7 Router with Easy Mesh, or MQ15 for short, is the first Wi-Fi 7 hardware from Motorola, a brand better known for cable modems. Despite arriving comparatively late to the Wi-Fi 7 game, it proved in my testing to be an insignificant addition to the already crowded club
HaLowLink 2: Wi-Fi Halow Is Here!
After the first attempt a year ago, Morse Micro made Wi-Fi Halow a reality at CES 2026 by unveiling the HaLowLink 2, the first router of the long-range standard to be available worldwide. Now, it’s only a question of when we can find Wi-Fi Halow devices to take advantage of them. In the meantime, it’s
Wi-Fi 8, Explained: Wi-Fi 7 at Its Best
If you have gotten yourself a new Wi-Fi 7 router or system, congratulations! Today, it’s its 2nd anniversary. The standard was certified on January 8, 2024. With that, let’s talk about its successor: Wi-Fi 8. This latest wireless standard became almost a real thing with the NeoCore concept router ASUS showcased at CES 2026, coinciding