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Self-Healing Networks to the Rescue

April 24, 2011

Home networks are increasing in popularity as consumers juggle media centers, DVRs, file sharing and other applications. According to Parks Associates (News - Alert), over 15 percent of broadband customers have in-home networks.

From the article, “Self-Healing Networks to the Rescue,” by Brian Yarosh

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