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400G Ethernet in Data Centers: Key Features and Benefits
, By Equal Optics
Data centers must stay at the forefront of network technology to keep up with growing bandwidth demands. While 100G was previously the industry standard, more and more data centers are moving to 400G. Learn more about what this fourfold upgrade means, why it’s an important migration, and the benefits of prompt migration for data centers.
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What Does Greenomics Have to Do With Communication Systems?
, By Equal Optics
The evidence of climate change and human-activity-related warming of the climate system has led many industries to seek green technology alternatives. There are many proposed solutions for more sustainable technology and fuel sources, from solar power to recyclable materials. Find out how environmentally aware technology affects the communications industry and explore its role in ongoing climate concerns.
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Do AOC Cables Work With Servers?
, By Equal Optics
Network cabling systems are essential for data centers and other facilities to efficiently connect and communicate. While there are many different types of cables available, active optical cable (AOC) is a widely used option. AOC cables do work with servers, as well as switches and other critical components. Learn more about this affordable, low-latency cabling option to see how Equal Optics can connect you to the best cabling for your networking needs, whether you’re looking for copper or fiber optic cable.
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WiFi Solutions for Schools and Universities
, By Equal Optics
The internet fuels learning and connectivity in schools and universities. Modern education trends, from digital collaboration to multimedia classrooms, have made it more important than ever for schools and universities to have effective WiFi connections. Discover the challenges faced by implementing WiFi for schools and universities before identifying effective solutions to take the next step in wireless campus collaboration and growth.
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