LAKE FOREST, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a groundbreaking advancement that redefines the limits of high-speed connectivity, Approved Networks, a brand of Legrand, a leading innovator in optical

It’s bad enough there are chip shortages, fiber shortages, hardware shortages and component shortages affecting the fiber optic industry. Now there’s another layer causing concern: a labor short

The world of fiber optic communication is endlessly evolving, with new technologies being developed and refined constantly. One of the most exciting developments in recent years is the emerg

I attended Cisco Live 2024 in Las Vegas. I enjoyed the conference and exhibitions, particularly the keynote talks featuring 7x Super Bowl Champion, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist Tom Brady, Mc

Navigating Regulatory Crackdowns and Embracing Emerging Technologies China's tech industry has been at the center of global attention in recent years, with the country's rapid growth in dig

In previous articles, we discussed how using passive Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) can help Data Center Engineers achieve very high-capacity cross-connects using inexpensive passive DWDM

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?

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

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

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

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

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,