This episode provides further insight into why Inpect Before You Connect should be followed Proactively (before making a connection) as opposed to Reactively (after a problem is discovered). Read the source article […]
Vertiv recently conducted an online survey of 226 U.S. enterprise data center managers regarding their use of colocation services – current and planned. For this survey, the term “colocation” includes multi-tenant data […]
In today’s discussion, our panel of experienced data center executives – IO Chief Operating Officer Rick Crutchley, Marvin Rowell of BASELAYER, Vertiv VP of marketing & strategy Amy Johnson and Jeff Klaus, GM of […]
In order to prevent costly downtime in the New Year, here are three strategies data center managers can implement to achieve successful data health management. Read the source article at datacenterfrontier.com
The global power over ethernet market is expected to reach US$3.77 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. “Rising demand of the cost effective and fast communication […]
CommScope has announced the addition of new software capabilities in its automated infrastructure management (AIM) system called imVision. According to the company, the enhanced capabilities include the ability for IT managers to […]
One topic that consistently comes up in our ecosystem discussions is Power over Ethernet (PoE). PoE is not a new technology, but its adoption is expanding quickly, and PoE standards continue to […]
This episode introduces the Inspect Before You Connect (IBYC) process and why it is essential for anyone working with fiber connectivity. Tyler and Brian explain how and why IBYC is used and […]
Data center design professionals have always needed to focus on the physical side of data center architecture. Today, they must consider a bigger picture, and understand how a design impacts advanced applications […]
Corning Incorporated’s Doug Coleman describes how OM3 and OM4 fiber-optic cabling enables Fibre Channel data rates up to 128 Gbits/sec. Read the source article at cablinginstall.com
