AI, augmented analytics, quantum computing, and blockchain are among technologies that soon could dominate the IT landscape, according to Gartner’s annual Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends. Read the source article at Welcome […]
Convergence and wireless will force different work groups to work together. Supporting the needs of the traditional CO and supporting the needs of low latency data applications requires different mindsets. Service providers […]
It’s clear that the developing PoE ecosystem will continue to grow through new applications. The challenge to future network infrastructures, especially cabling, is this: How can IP traffic be isolated and protected […]
t’s known as a “greenfield” data center. But it all starts with dirt. In this case, it begins with a 24-acre land parcel in Ashburn, Virginia in the world’s busiest concentration of […]
Join Corning and Fluke Networks for a webinar. The first half will provide a look at key Optical Fiber terms and definitions, the factors that affect optical performance, and the various fiber […]
Convergence (version 2.0) is here, and, to survive, we need to adjust, change and adapt to our changing environment. We cannot build networks for today (and for the future) like we have […]
Keeping up with data center maintenance brings lots of benefits: reducing unplanned downtime, improving safety, extending reliability and product lifecycle, and decreasing energy usage — to name just a few. Here are […]
Ideally, enterprises would like to upgrade their data centers to 40G/100G Ethernet without changing their existing duplex multimode fiber infrastructure being used for 10G Ethernet. Also, many would like to maintain the […]
Learn about the technology innovations that are making buildings and cities both smarter and safer in this presentation from the Fall BICSI Conference. Read the source article at BICSI
Over the past ten years, efficiency has been a key driver in developing new data center designs and adopting new generations of hardware. Sustainability as a concept has not often been discussed […]
