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What will my capacity look like in 2 to 5 years for 100G circuits?(Post)
Learning with Larry This is the first of an ongoing series with Larry Legg, Approved Networks Sr. Product Design Engineer. What will my capacity look like in 2 to 5 years for 100G circuits?
Speed Up High-Performance Computing with 200G InfiniBand HDR(Post)The fastest supercomputers today run at an Exaflop per second. And, yes, that’s as fast as it sounds. A “flop” is an addition or multiplication of 64-bit floating point numbers, and
Growing CWDM Networks with DWDM(Post)For years now service providers have been using Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM) to increase the capacity of fiber optic links. CWDM filters offer up to 18 ITU defined wavelengths and h
High Speed to Small Communities(Post)Roughly 65% of rural communities have access to broadband and high-speed Internet. But what about the other 35%? Why don’t they have access? The reason for this is fairly simple to un
Extend Your Network Reach with Pluggable Amplifier Technology(Post)As network operators push higher speeds across longer distances, a familiar tradeoff keeps resurfacing: extending reach usually means adding cost and complexity, along with specialized infrastructure
Answering FAQs about Pluggable EDFA Technology Deployment(Post)As network operators push higher speeds across longer distances, a familiar challenge continues to surface: how to extend reach without adding cost, complexity, or new infrastructure. Traditionally,
DWDM Back To Basics(Post)In this edition of Learning with Larry, I’m going to discuss C-Band DWDM, a.k.a. Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing, specifically in a simple passive point-to-point topology. A simple passiv
To BiDi or Not To BiDi: The Pros and Cons of 25G and Bi-Directional(Post)This is part of an ongoing series with Larry Legg, Senior Product Design Engineer at Approved Networks, a brand of Legrand. Question: I’ve read a few blog posts about 25G a
The Bandwidth Monster and Fiber Endpoints(Post)Question: How Do I Design My Fiber Network Based on Distance and Bandwidth Requirements? Larry Legg says: When we talk fiber in the optical networking realm, we don’t mean health
Transoceanic Fiber Optics: The Cable That Runs the Tech World(Post)A few years ago, an underwater cable broke, plunging a nation into Internet darkness. While some may say not having Facebook for a few hours is a positive thing, this was more than that, called “an
Exploring DWDM Topology(Post)In our continuing exploration of Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM), topology is an important piece of the network that needs to be discussed. Fortunately, we’re not going to go deep int