Many network administrators still manage networks within their local data centers, but they’re increasingly troubleshooting in the cloud as businesses deploy more cloud workloads. Read the source article at Viavi Perspectives
Many network administrators still manage networks within their local data centers, but they’re increasingly troubleshooting in the cloud as businesses deploy more cloud workloads. Read the source article at Viavi Perspectives
Earn 3 CECs at this pre-conference seminar from the TIA’s Fiber Optics Tech Consortium. This seminar will focus on common data center reference architectures including MPO/MTP and other pre-terminated links deployed […]
Earn 3 CECs at this BICSI pre-conference seminar from the TIA’s Fiber Optics Tech Consortium. This seminar will answer your questions about fiber types, parallel optics vs. duplex, and migration strategies. Register […]
When considering the impact converged infrastructure and hyperconvergence are having on cabling, it’s important to first understand how data center topologies are evolving. Over the past several years, the emergence of software-defined […]
Market Research Future published a Cooked research report on “Global Passive Optical LAN Market Research Report – Forecast to 2022” Market Analysis, Scope, Stake, Progress, Trends and Forecast to 2022Passive Optical LAN […]
The data center sector struggles to attract and retain female staff, especially in technical roles. What are we doing wrong and what can we do about it? Tweeted by @dcdnews https://twitter.com/dcdnews/status/954149961108803584 Read the […]
Apple has promised to increase its investment in the United States over the next five years and spend more than $10 billion on data centers. The “expanded capital expenditure” on data centers adds […]
New technologies in the data center, such as rise of artificial intelligence and the GPU computing hardware that often supports it, are boosting the development of new strategies and designs for high-density […]
To properly send data over fiber cable, a link’s transmit signal (Tx) at one end of the cable must match the corresponding receiver (Rx) at the other end. And the role of […]
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 […]