Today we announce the availability of our automated broadband monitoring solution
Don’t let poor connectivity hold you back. Our monitoring solution is tailored to meet the unique needs of rural areas, ensuring that you have the tools to stay connected, productive, and ahead of the curve.
Empower Your Community: Enhance Residential Broadband with Our Monitoring Solutions
In today’s digital landscape, reliable internet access is crucial for every household. Municipalities play a vital role in ensuring their communities stay connected. Our advanced broadband performance monitoring tools are designed to help you provide top-notch service to your residents.
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Join us in transforming your municipality’s broadband service. Contact us today to learn how our performance monitoring solutions can help you deliver exceptional connectivity to your residents.
We’re excited to share that Cheetah Networks is once again at the forefront of innovation, showcasing our newest advancements at ENTELEC 2024.
Pleased to share that once again Cisco will be showcasing the latest IIoT technology at their ENTELEC booth. Come witness Cheetah’s ARTINA™ integration with Cisco’s Edge Intelligence platform and gain exposure to how this capability can advance your network operations.
Cheetah’s ARTINA™ is an advanced analytics software solution that has been developed to enhance the speed and efficiency of your OT network operations. This software provides real-time identification of the source of network performance issues to enable improved productivity as well as increasing workplace safety.
At the Cisco booth, you will have the opportunity to see first-hand how ARTINA™ integrated with Cisco’s Edge Intelligence can benefit your organization. Our expert team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about the software and demonstrate its capabilities. This year we will also be demoing in INET booth.
We had a fantastic experience with Cisco, demonstrating ARTINA™ at GES in Calgary!
It was a remarkable opportunity for Cheetah Networks to engage with customers and partners, fostering collaboration and driving innovation. The event was a resounding success, thanks to the exceptional Cisco team and their unwavering commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions.
Attention ENTELEC attendees! Excited to announce that Cisco and Red Hat will be showcasing the latest technology at their booths. Come witness the unveiling of Cheetah’s ARTINA™ revolutionary software platform that can take your network performance to the next level.
Cheetah’s ARTINA™ is an advanced analytics software solution that has been developed to enhance the speed and efficiency of your network operations. This software is designed to identify in real-time the source of performance issues to enable increased network reliability and safety.
At the Cisco and Red Hat booth, you will have the opportunity to see first-hand how ARTINA™ can benefit your organization. Our expert team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about the software and demonstrate its capabilities.
Cheetah Networks Inc. has been actively analyzing and monitoring, in real-time, the Quality of Experience (QoE) across a number of technologies at Area X.O. It has been an incredible opportunity to test and develop our solution within a diverse and rugged outdoor network environment.
Read more about our journey at Area X.O
05-2021-Area-X.O-Success-Story-Cheetah-Networks-1-minSource: Area X.O Link
Network operators rely on network management systems (NMS) and network element management systems (NEMS) to troubleshoot network issues, optimize performance, and plan ahead. These systems and tools provide data from the network on a per-element basis—for example, per host, router, terminal server, etc.—and sometimes by network area, such as edge, core, or cloud.
Each tool also provides some degree of analysis and, often, proactive alerts and alarms to facilitate proactive network management. By analyzing the feedback these tools provide, network administrators can promote change.
What these systems are unable to do is provide visualization of the end-user (person or machine) experience on the network.
Rather than reinventing the wheel with more monitoring and management software, Cheetah Networks focuses on the flow of traffic through the entire network. The PulseView™ Solution complements NMS and NEMS with a tool that provides immediate value to the entire business.
Rather than reinventing the wheel with more monitoring and management software, Cheetah Networks focuses on the flow of traffic through the entire network.”
PulseView™ delivers a vendor-agnostic, real-time network QoE score from the edge-to the clous, across all an operator’s public and private 4G, 5G, and Cat-M networks. ARTINA™ is the Artificial Intelligence (AI) engine behind PulseView that analyses and correlates at machine speed what people, machines, and applications are actually experiencing from the network.
With ARTINA’s actionable, real-time network analytics delivered via PulseView’s single-pane-of-glass, network operators can go beyond network troubleshooting and optimization based on historical information. Now, it is possible to:
Contact Cheetah Networks to learn the QoE score of your network.
For public and private network operators, the old adage, “you can’t measure what you can’t see”, has traditionally been addressed with vendor- and equipment-specific systems and tools. (more…)
Heterogenous is the new normal in today’s wireless networks. This is especially relevant in hybrid and private industrial networks, like those owned and operated by oil and gas, mining, and utility companies. These heterogenous networks feature common complexities: (more…)
The future looks bright for mining and that evolution and growth affects the challenges mining companies face as well as the solutions they are deploying. In this article, Cheetah Networks’ CRO, Louis Lambert, explores the top pressures on mining companies today and the implications of those forces on mining networks.
Read the full article here.