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4 Ways to Select the Right Fiber Optic Mode and Type(Post)
We understand the basic composition of a fiber optic cable — core, cladding, buffer — and that there are glass or plastic cores. Both zip light through them, but because this is technology,
Reliable, Compatible, Guaranteed: Approved Transceivers(Post)What is EEPROM and why is testing so important? EEPROM stands for Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory and can be written or programmed more than once. Data stored on an EEPROM
Upgrading FTTx Infrastructure for Better Broadband Services(Post)Throughout the pandemic, I have had four active internet users at home during the daytime. My two kids consume a lot of broadband bandwidth with their online classes and video games. The classes demon
How to Avoid The Biggest Rip-Off in Networking(Post)SUMMARYNetwork transceivers make up 10% to 15% of enterprises’ network capital spending, and most suppliers excessively overcharge. I&O leaders responsible for networking can use this research to help
Solution Spotlight: 25G for 5G(Post)Even amid ongoing global uncertainty, 5G is still a significant imperative in optical networking. While some service providers are delaying planned rollouts, they are merely postponements for what wil
Coming Soon: Champion ONE Open Network Edge Router(Post)We are excited to announce that we will soon be offering a 10G/100G Open Network Edge Router!This device boasts 48x10G SFP+ ports and 6x100G QSFP28 ports for up to 800GB Layer 2/Layer 3 switching capa
Private 5G – What does it really mean? (Post)We are seeing more and more information about private 5G networks. What does it really mean? A private 5G network is a dedicated network built for an exclusive organization. It allows for ti
What's Up, PoP?(Post)Question: What’s up, PoP? Larry Legg says: A PoP (or Point of Presence) is a collection of equipment that happens to be all in one place. It typically has servers, routers,
A Fresh Look at InfiniBand(Post)InfiniBandTM has been on the market for more than two decades. Now that there have been new developments in 200G/400G link speeds, it’s worth taking a fresh look at InfiniBand.What is InfiniBand?Accor
Pluggable Amplifiers: Extending Your Network’s Reach (Post)As networks push toward higher speeds and longer distances, a familiar tradeoff keeps resurfacing: the farther data needs to travel, the more complex and expensive the infrastructure becomes. Optical
DWDM Solution Spotlight — When Your Campus Needs More Than Point-to-Point(Post)DWDM solutions can be a great investment for college campuses that need additional bandwidth. They are reliable, require little to no maintenance, and cost considerably less than viable alternatives.
Passive DWDM for the Data Center Interconnect(Post)Demystifying DWDM for the DCIIn previous articles, we discussed how using passive Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) can help network operators achieve very high per-fiber capacity using inexpens