As enterprise computing environments grow more complex, IT system failures and network errors are bringing down data centers in greater numbers, causing more unplanned downtime. Power failures are a common cause of […]
The next decade will give rise to a variety of connected technologies that will continue to transform and automate our everyday lives. This will include everything from fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks, to […]
What makes a building intelligent is a matter of significant debate. Several industry organizations have identified the broad benefits that are expected to be gained from the intelligent building. This Webinar discusses […]
Driven by the NBASE-T Alliance and compatible with the NBASE-T specification, IEEE 802.3bz specifies 2.5 Gbps over 100 meters of Category 5e cabling or 5 Gbps over 100 meters of Category 6 […]
R&M has launched PRIME (Professional Interconnection Management Equipment) ODF, which the company describes as “a highly dense cabling platform for optical distribution frames [ODFs].” PRIME ODF provides fiber-optic network operators greater planning […]
The NBASE-T Alliance, an industry-wide cooperative effort focused on enabling the development and deployment of products that support 2.5GBASE-T and 5GBASE-T Ethernet, and the Ethernet Alliance have signed an agreement to consolidate […]
Today’s advanced high-quality cabling and connectivity solutions bring energy to life, facilitating energy transition and the exponential growth of data in countless industries and applications here in North America and around the […]
Data centers, like other industries, have beenlabelled as a contributor to global warming. There they sit, using power generated by fossil fuels in their racks, burning even more energy in their cooling […]
The second annual Global Interconnection Index (the GXI), a report published by Equinix, highlights five trends that are accelerating digital business transformation: digital business, urbanization, cybersecurity, data compliance and business ecosystems. Individually […]
Every cloud service provider and data center provides its customers with a service level agreement (SLA) that stipulates (among other things) the amount of time their systems will be up and running […]
