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400G in the data center: options for optical transceivers
400G in the data center: options for optical transceivers

As larger data centers confront their inevitable leap to 400G, network managers face a multitude of challenges and decisions. In this three-part blog, CommScope’s James Young provides our take on the technologies and trends behind the move to higher speeds. In part one, we look at the role of optical network modules.

James Young James Young

June 16, 2020

3 minute read
Making sense of enterprise in-building wireless options
Making sense of enterprise in-building wireless options

Approximately 80% of cellular traffic is generated indoors. Nevertheless, indoor cellular coverage and capacity have remained limited over the years. Monica Paolini from Senza Fili explains in this guest blog.

Monica Paolini Monica Paolini

June 10, 2020

3 minute read
Wi-Fi 6E and the Connected Home
Wi-Fi 6E and the Connected Home

The allocation of the 6GHz band to Wi-Fi by the Federal Communications Commission is truly a historic moment in wireless and will impact the world of connectivity for decades to come. In this blog, Charles Cheevers explains the benefits of Wi-Fi 6E and showcases the presentation he made during a special Wi-Fi NOW webinar held on Apr. 24, 2020.

Cheevers_Charles_ektron Charles Cheevers

May 28, 2020

2 minute read
CommScope is the IoT Sensor Company of the Year
CommScope is the IoT Sensor Company of the Year

CommScope won the “IoT Sensor Company of the Year” award for its RUCKUS IoT Suite, which simplifies the creation of IoT access networks through the reuse of LAN and WLAN infrastructure. Aharon Etengoff explains in this blog.

Aharon_Etengoff Aharon Etengoff

May 26, 2020

2 minute read
Why Prioritization of Service Incidents Is Valuable
Why Prioritization of Service Incidents Is Valuable

In the second part of her blog series, Lakshmi Nagarajan talks about prioritization of service incidents and unsupervised machine learning for incident analytics.

Lakshmi Nagarajan Lakshmi Nagarajan

May 18, 2020

3 minute read
Building autonomous networks with AI and ML
Building autonomous networks with AI and ML

Incident detection, prioritization, and scope are three key areas to network analytics. Lakshmi Nagarajan provides more detail in the first of her two-part blog series.

Lakshmi Nagarajan Lakshmi Nagarajan

May 12, 2020

3 minute read
Adapting to Higher Fiber Counts in the Data Center
Adapting to Higher Fiber Counts in the Data Center

Traditionally, networks have had four main levers with which to meet increasing demands for lower latency and increased traffic. In this blog, Jason Bautista and Ken Hall explain that while data centers are using all four approaches at some level, the focus—especially at the hyperscale level—is now on increasing the amount of fiber.

Jason Jason Bautista

May 07, 2020

8 minute read
When does one person’s edge become another’s MTDC?
When does one person’s edge become another’s MTDC?

Inside a data center, resources such as compute and storage capacity, as well as the links connecting the data center to the access network, are designed based on a predictable traffic load. In this blog, James Young explains the challenges and opportunities in multi-vendor, multi-carrier networks.

James Young James Young

May 05, 2020

4 minute read
Cabling Infrastructure: Tax Liability, Benefit or Both?
Cabling Infrastructure: Tax Liability, Benefit or Both?

In this blog, Kyle Graebner explores how multiple tax laws related to cabling infrastructure can impact a corporation’s tax bill.

Kyle Graebner Kyle Graebner

April 30, 2020

3 minute read