Speedify 17.2: Choose Which Apps Skip the VPN on Windows and Linux

Speedify 17.2 Adds App Bypass on Windows and Linux Speedify sends your internet traffic through the encrypted Speedify tunnel, across every internet connection you have. The tunnel is what lets Speedify combine your internet connections and keep calls and downloads going when one internet connection drops. Some apps work better outside the tunnel, though: a banking app that flags VPN … Read More

Watch Now: Is 5G Too Slow for Self-Driving?

Nvidia says it has everything needed to build a self-driving car: GPUs and cameras onboard, racks more in the cloud. But where should the decision-making actually live? This episode digs into the real trade-offs behind autonomous vehicles – latency budgets for steering vs. route planning, Nvidia’s simulation stack for training without risking real roads, the industry landscape (Nvidia’s MediaTek partnership, … Read More

Watch Now: How did SpaceX use Linux on Consumer Chips to win the Space Race?

SpaceX skipped the $10,000 radiation-hardened chips that traditional aerospace has used for decades and put over a million consumer-grade Linux computers into orbit on Starlink satellites, and it worked. Consumer chips have their own flaws, though: Linux developers blame buggy Intel and AMD chips for crashes. Alex and Brian from Speedify break down how Starlink runs real-time Linux on commercial … Read More

Fleet Connectivity: Speedify Combines 4G/5G Carriers on Every Route

How Fleets Keep Drivers Connected Across Every Route Speedify combines 4G/5G cellular connections from multiple carriers into one reliable internet connection for vehicles, delivery drivers, and fleet operations. With a single carrier, Speedify works as an encrypted VPN and cannot make that connection faster or stop it from dropping. When one carrier’s signal drops along a route, Speedify automatically shifts … Read More