Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley have built a new photonic switch that can control the direction of light passing through optical fibers faster and more efficiently than ever. This optical […]
NAI has introduced a series of new fiber-optic cable assemblies designed specifically for hyperscale computing in data centers to reduce field terminations and ease installation, especially in cramped data centers. The fiber-optic […]
While structured cabling using multi-fiber connectors such as MPO/MTP® have been in use in enterprise data centers for many years, the prevalence of this connector type continues to steeply increase. This is […]
5G is the next generation in over-the-air telecommunication standards. Compared to 4G, 5G boasts tremendously increases data rates and significantly lowers latency to cellular devices. But 5G’s benefits encompass more than just […]
Six months after its launch, a research coalition among Chattanooga’s public hospital, electric utility, university and local governments has been recognized as the top Smart City initiative in the field of education […]
Internet service provider Internet Initiative Japan has built a 430,500 square foot (40,000sq m) data center in Shiroi, Japan. Reception, patrolling, monitoring, and other operational tasks in the data center will be […]
While computing has transitioned millions of people to working in front of a screen and continues to enable remote work, only 7% of office workers think they’re productive. In fact, nine out […]
Until serious investor money begins to flow, “revolutionary technology” is just a euphemism for one round of funding away from oblivion. When it comes to the edge, I think everyone is pretty […]
Department of Justice officialshave requested $2 million for a new, but small, IT program aimed at protecting data in the cloud as a key to the agency’s future cybersecurity. The amount is […]
When much of today’s copper network infrastructure was upgraded to broadband, downstream was the only consideration and bandwidth demand at the home was a mere fraction of what it is today. Using […]
