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October 2025
ICT Today
October 2025
Vol. 46, No. 4 · 7 articles · 1h 11m of reading
V46
1
Final Letter from the Board President
FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT
Members
David M. Richards
ICT Industry
Professional Development
Standards & Compliance
1 min
2
Will Special Premises See the 46 Gbps Speeds Wi-Fi 7 Promises?
COVER ARTICLE
Members
Julio Petrovich
Today’s multi-gigabit internet plans are quickly outpacing the current speeds of Wi-Fi technology. To help resolve this problem, Wi-Fi 7, also known as 802.11be, promises data rates that are four times higher than Wi-Fi 6/6E.
Network Performance
Wi-Fi
11 min
3
Building a Technology-Rich Sports Complex at Mt. San Antonio College
Feature
Members
Joe da Silva
*The transformation of California’s Mt. San Antonio College’s (Mt. SAC) historic Hilmer Lodge Stadium into a modern, technology-rich sports complex stands as a benchmark for integrating advanced data, audiovisual (AV), and telecommunications infrastructure into collegiate athletics.*
Audiovisual Systems
Data Centers
Fiber Optics
Network Infrastructure
Power over Ethernet
Project Management
Structured Cabling
12 min
4
Reimagining Building Design with FMP in the Next 20 Years
Feature
Members
Stephen Eaves
A quiet revolution is underway in how commercial buildings are powered, signaling it could be time to evolve from traditional power distribution.
Energy Efficiency
Fault Managed Power
Network Design
Smart Buildings
10 min
5
Troubleshooting Wired & Wireless Networks Within Higher Education and Healthcare Environments
Feature
Members
Steve Cowles
*Modern network infrastructure installations in higher education and healthcare environments can face unique challenges that demand specialized troubleshooting approaches.*
Data Centers
Fiber Optics
Internet of Things
Network Operations
Power over Ethernet
Wireless
11 min
6
Securing ICT in Special Premises: Lessons from Underground Mines, Rail Systems, Airports, and Campuses
Feature
Members
Javier Macias
*Cyber threats to every interconnected environment are increasing rapidly. The average time for an adversary to move across a network has dropped to a record low of 48 minutes, with the fastest breakout happening in just 51 seconds.*
Cybersecurity
Industrial Networking
Network Infrastructure
Physical Security
Project Management
14 min
7
Unlocking Connectivity at Sea: How Passive Optical LANs Revolutionize Cruise Ship Technology Deployments
Feature
Members
Karen Leos
*Cruise ships are true feats of modern engineering, with some megaships as long as the Empire State Building is tall and carrying more than 3,000 passengers. These massive floating cities are undergoing digital transformation to meet passenger expectations for the same fast, secure, and reliable wireless connectivity and digital services they enjoy at land-based hotels and resorts.*
Data Centers
Fiber Optics
Network Infrastructure
Passive Optical LAN
Power over Ethernet
12 min