networking

In a recent interview with John MacWilliams, the connector industry veteran shared his best guesses on technology and its effects on the workplace of 2045. [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”]   In 2045,Read More

400G, 100G, 50G, 25G, 10G, 5G, 2.5G, 1G: What combination of data rates is right for your LAN? [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”] †   Ethernet has dominated data communications forRead More

40-gigabit applications over various media types are intended to reduce bottlenecks by providing improved speed within and between data centers. [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”]     The exponential growth of InternetRead More

The need for increased bandwidth in telecommunications networks has given rise to many new innovations. What does the future hold for the WAN? [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”]     WithRead More

Today, redundancy is the de facto standard for any network cabling system, and there are a variety of ways to accomplish it. [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”]     Years agoRead More

Once reserved for large manufacturing operations, networked wire processing equipment is poised to change how small-to-medium wiring harness shops do business, according to Schleuniger’s Pete Doyon. [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”]Read More

Optical modules are key components in networking equipment, and specifying the right modules can heavily influence overall system performance. Here, Erin Byrne of TE offers tips on key considerations. [twitterRead More

As patient records, diagnostic information, and even the operating theater increasingly rely on networked electronics, the amount of data that must be managed has grown dramatically. Here we’ve excerpted a detailedRead More

How do pre-terminated optical fiber and category-rated copper cabling stack up against field-terminated versions? Leviton shares five things to know about pre-terminated cabling and network deployment. [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”]Read More

Top-of-rack switching has become the norm in data centers. What does that mean for data center connectivity solutions? [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”]   With the advent of top-of-rack (ToR) switchingRead More

Wireless demand impacts I/O connector demand in ways that are hard to count. [twitter style=”horizontal”] [linkedin_share style=”none”]   Wireless connectivity continues to grow rapidly. From a connector usage standpoint, wirelessRead More

We now live in an always-connected world, forcing networks to evolve in ways not anticipated even just a few short years ago. We asked Bishop & Associates’ Lisa Huff: What’s nextRead More