All IT managers are seeking ways to simplify their networks. The Power over Ethernet (PoE) standard (IEEE 802.3) is one such simplification that was introduced by a working group of Institute of […]
All IT managers are seeking ways to simplify their networks. The Power over Ethernet (PoE) standard (IEEE 802.3) is one such simplification that was introduced by a working group of Institute of […]
Data Center Systems (DCS) is pleased to announce it was recently awarded a patent for its optical fiber polarity tester. Originally developed in 2016, the apparatus is used to test bundles of […]
The rise in fiber adoption by service providers is great for those who manufacture the cables, but it’s causing a headache for many who have to commission it. More and more, higher […]
Density in the data center continues to climb due to a number factors including a desire to reduce capital and operational expenditures, improve energy efficiency (lower PUE), avoidance of new build-out, reduction […]
New for 2018, the Cabling Installation & Maintenance Innovators Awards featured 10 submission categories for products and applications — including one for Splicing And Termination Equipment. As defined by the program, ‘The […]
Edge computing will take data everywhere, including the floor of the ocean, as is the case for Microsoft’s Project Natick deployment in Scotland. Our panel of experienced data center executives – Jack […]
What are some of the innovative data centre technologies available today that operators can leverage to enable greater efficiency and profitability? Base-8 design for better network scalability and improved link performance; Extreme-density […]
The Data Center 360 panel at the CAPRE Mid-Atlantic Summit featured service provders operating in Northern Virginia. From left to right: CoreSite’s Juan Font, Lee Kestler of Vantage Data Center, RagingWire’s Jim […]
Transition Networks announced the release of a new family of 100G QSFP28 optical transceivers (TN-QSFP-100G Series) designed for data intensive 100 Gbps Ethernet networks. Read the source article at tmcnet.com
Future 5G-based wireless networking equipment and data center equipment will combine antennas and the corresponding radio guts into one microprocessor unit, researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology say. Tweeted by @kneibert […]