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    Health Care Network Security: An Open Network Approach(Post)

    Last week, we dove deeper into how our revolutionary new pluggable PON solution design (powered by Tibit Communications) can radically simplify deployment and reduce capital and operating expenses. Th

    Management of the MicroPlug SFP+ OLT(Post)

    Last week, we dove deeper into our revolutionary new pluggable PON solution powered by Tibit Communications, and how its design can radically simplify deployment and reduce both capital and operating

    Champion ONE and Tibit: A Revolutionary 10G PON Solution(Post)

    We recently announced our partnership with Tibit Communications, bringing a game-changing solution for 10G PON deployments.In this article, we explore the solution a bit further, demonstrating some of

    The Demise of 100 Mbps SFPs, and a Simple Solution(Post)

    Yes, the time has come. Much like GBICs, 10 gigabit XFPs, SONET gear, and woolly mammoths, support for and availability of the 100 Mbps fiber transceiver is coming to an end.   Remember when 100 Mbps

    Greenomics – What’s The Fuss?(Post)

    We are experiencing some of the hottest weather and record temperatures as the earth continues to warm. You ask, what does that have to do with communication systems? As it turns out, the higher sp

    Building a new Datacenter(Post)

    5 Reasons people are looking to build new datacenter facilities. Here are a few:Cost of Cloud HostingUsually, the cost of bandwidth, or regional interconnection, is much higher than anticipated. Dedic

    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

    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