For decades, twisted-pair copper cabling has been the go-to standard for local area networks (LANs). But in today’s demanding digital landscape, copper has hit a wall.  With fiber becoming increasingly familiar and more cost-effective, fiber-to-the-desk (FTTD) is an unstoppable industry trend, driven b …
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The demands on your data center have never been greater—from supporting modern AI-driven workloads to delivering faster speeds and reducing soaring energy costs. But embarking on a data center upgrade without meticulous infrastructure assessment and preparation is the quickest path to failure. Insufficient …
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Large hyperscale and cloud data centers are rapidly migrating fiber optic links to 800 Gigabits (G) and 1.6 Terabits (T) speeds. This move is necessary to meet the increasing demand from AI workloads and other high-performance computing applications.  According to port shipment forecasts published by Dell'Or …
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3 Ways to Optimize Your Fiber Installation in Limited Space  Amid the AI revolution and the continued rise of cloud computing, data centers are filling up with more servers, GPUs, switches, and storage than ever. At the same time, they are migrating to 400 and 800 Gigabit speeds to support high-performance c …
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Fiber optic connectivity is the foundation of the digital era. It transmits data within hyperscale, cloud, and enterprise data centers, and it serves as the high-speed backbone of the internet, connecting our homes, businesses, cities, and countries.  The performance and reliability of fiber optic networks a …
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Slow speed is the number one complaint among LAN users. It negatively impacts productivity and online experiences and can be especially problematic for real-time applications like video conferencing, data analytics, and virtual reality. Understanding potential root causes and how to troubleshoot them is the …
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Today’s hospitals and healthcare facilities are becoming increasingly dependent on technology to streamline patient care, deliver quality healthcare services, and improve operational efficiencies. According to a recent report, the U.S. digital health market is expected to reach more than $86 billion in th …
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