Telecommunications experts and enthusiasts know how a robust network’s foundation lies within its cables. Everything, from its ability to maintain consistency over long distances and resist ...

In today’s fast paced hi-tech landscape it’s difficult to find a technology that has an element of longevity in its lifecycle. Tech products seem to move from pilot to market to end-of- life faster ...

The rapid rise of generative AI and its versatile applications presents an equal number of opportunities and challenges for the data center industry, and beyond. AI brings with it multiple data ...

With an explosive growth in home data consumption over the past few years across Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), research has shown that data use per household is expected to grow to about 900 ...

When trying to provide the best user experience, you need a well-planned and installed cabling system to support Wi-Fi. An infrastructure design consideration that arguably frustrates users, and ...

Amid all the interest in Cloud Computing, Big Data, the Internet of Things, and wireless connectivity in industrial applications, one thing is certain—cables are not disappearing any time soon. Though ...

This article will explain the difference between traditional, controlled environments and harsh, industrial environments as well as the type of cabling and interconnectivity products to specify when ...

Nearly £100,000 worth of cabling was stolen during a burglary at a former EDF site in Plymouth. Devon and Cornwall Police said that around £90,000 of cabling was stolen at the disused site on Manadon ...

This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the submitter’s approach. Optical solutions can be a key ...

Two men are awaiting a day in court as police launch an investigation into the theft of £30,000 worth of cabling from a Blackburn firm. On November 7, police were called to reports of a break-in at a ...

The historian Thomas Pakenham began talking to his trees in the late 1980s to wish them luck in facing the wrath of the wind. I thought of Pakenham this week as I encountered some lingering debris ...