The US-led offensive against Chinese tech firm Huawei is creating big problems for mobile operators as they start building the next generation of wireless networks. The United States is trying to persuade […]
According to the latest 5-year forecast by the Dell’Oro Group, the enterprise WLAN market began to slow in 2018, a trend that will continue it approaches $9.6 billion over the next five […]
Qhen the new Wi-Fi standard, IEEE 802.11ax, is released in 2020 t will bring many new benefits to users, such faster, more stable connections in high-density environments. IEEE 802.11ax is also engineered […]
Chatsworth Products has acquired R. F. Mote Ltd., a privately-owned Canadian provider of data center racks, cabinets and enclosures. With the addition of R. F. Mote’s portfolio and installed base, CPI says […]
Legrand, North and Central America (LNCA),has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Universal Electric Corporation (UEC), a global leader in the development of flexible, customizable power distribution systems, and manufacturer of […]
By implementing automation and following three critical phases of a data center migration project, network engineers can sleep easier at night knowing the tedious and risky parts of the project can be […]
All factors being equal, lower cost is commonly the only factor required to inform the smartest infrastructure choice. And POL offers added efficiency advantages, including lower power consumption, lower physical weight, and […]
As ICT drives digital transformation in the industry, optical fiber is the inevitable choice for basic network construction because of its low carbon, economic, and maintenance-free advantages. This interview with John Hoover, […]
LC and MTP Form Factors in OM1, OM3, OM4 and OS1/OS2, Siemon has the fiber jumpers compatible with your #DataCenter leaf-and-spine architecture. Read the source article at ww2.siemon.com
During the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) TR-42 Committee meetings the week of January 28, the odd-numbered cabling standards development committees—TR-42.1, TR.42.3, TR-42.5, TR-42.7, TR-42.9, TR-42.11, and TR-42.13—elected chairs and vice chairs, each […]
