Windows Server 2025 introduces a major evolution of SMB (Server Message Block), transforming it into a modern, secure, and cloud-aware file sharing platform. SMB over QUIC was initially introduced in Windows Server 2022, but only within the Azure Edition. In Windows Server 2025, this feature was enhanced by making it available across all editions (Standard, […]
All About Content Delivery Network: Explained
Due to the increase in demand for speedy and efficient content delivery, advanced solutions like the Content Delivery Network (CDN) appear. But what does CDN mean? It’s a network of strategically positioned servers aimed at enhancing the speed and dependability of delivering content to users in various locations. These servers store cached copies of content, […]
Things You Need to Know Before Choosing an IoT Partner for Your Water Tech
Ever feel like IoT in water utilities sounds great in theory, but turns into a logistical nightmare in practice? From legacy infrastructure and data security worries to budget constraints and remote site limitations, IoT implementation can seem overwhelming. That’s where Nuventure comes in. At Nuventure, we offer end-to-end IoT integration services tailored specifically for water […]
How Python saves your time?
Have you ever encountered the “failed to commit transaction” error while updating your Manjaro Linux system? This is a common error in Arch Linux caused by file conflicts during updates. While deleting each conflicted file manually is a straightforward solution, it can be time-consuming when dealing with multiple files. I faced this issue while updating […]
Encrypt and Secure your Data Using VeraCrypt
VeraCrypt is a tool for establishing and maintaining an on-the-fly-encrypted volume/disk/data storage device. On-the-fly encryption means that data is automatically encrypted right before it is saved and decrypted right after it is loaded, without any user intervention. No data stored on an encrypted volume can be read/decrypted without using the correct password/keyfile(s) or correct encryption […]
