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

As data centers and telecom networks evolve, so does the need for compact, high-density fiber optic solutions. If you're wrestling with crowded racks or planning for 800G upgrades, you know every port counts. Enter the MMC/APC OS2 16-Fiber Patch Cable, a next-generation patch cable designed with cutting-edge engi

As highlighted in our last blog, the increasing demand for high-speed parallel optics in data centers relies heavily on multi-fiber MTP/MPO cables for cost-effective transmission across multiple fibers. For example, 100, 200, and 400 Gigabit SR4, VR4, and DR4 applications utilize 8 fibers (4 transmitting and 4 re

Data centers contain multiple switch layers to efficiently route data and optimize network performance, scalability, and utilization of resources. Access-layer switches move large volumes of data from servers to aggregation and core layer switches that consolidate and transmit data to and from other data centers

Come See Our Team at Data Center World 2024. Cables Plus USA is partnering with HellermannTyton to introduce RapidNet Ultra, the new new high density pre-terminated fiber solution designed for data centers. Data Center World delivers expert strategy and insight on the technologies and concepts you

  In data center environments, fiber connections between equipment such as switches, servers, and storage devices are achieved via cable assemblies, which is a generic term that refers to any collection of fiber strands grouped together within a cable and terminated to connectors. MTP/MPO trunk cables and br

Which Network Transceiver Do I Need? In networking, transceivers are the critical components that enable data transmission. The name “transceiver” comes from the fact that these components consist of both receiver and transmitter assemblies required for data transmission. While transceivers can be em

                          In out last blog on using duplex and MPO connectivity together , we talked about breakout applications and the advantages of supporting multiple lower-speed connections from a single

Multi-fiber MPO connectors have become a mainstay in the data center, originally deployed as a space-saving and cable management solution via  trunk cables used with MPO-to-LC cassettes to simplify and speed deployment in duplex applications and ultimately becoming the connector of choice for high-speed paral