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FiberLight’s New Case Study Explores Expanded Fiber Networking and Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) as Critical Enablers for Local Government

FiberLight, LLC, a fiber infrastructure provider with more than 20 years of construction experience building and operating mission-critical, high-bandwidth networks, announces the release of its newest case study. This case study outlines a project completed for The City of Bastrop, Texas, suppor... Read More

Ceramic Ferrule Market Report to Share Key Aspects of the Industry with the Details of Influence Factors- 2026

Ferrule is the most important component of Fiber Connectors and Fiber Patch cord. It could be made of different materials, such as plastics, stainless steel, and ceramic (zirconia). Most of the ferrules used in Fiber Optic Connector are made of ceramic (Zirconia) material due to some of the desir... Read More

5G and IoT device-to-cloud expert Inseego gains $25M equity investment

Inseego cites itself as “an industry pioneer in 5G and intelligent IoT device-to-cloud solutions that enable high-performance mobile applications for large enterprise verticals, service providers and small-medium sized businesses.” Inseego Corp. (NASDAQ: INSG), a specialist in 5G and... Read More

Google Cloud announces 5G edge deal with AT&T

Google Cloud and AT&T announced a collaboration to help enterprises take advantage of Google Cloud’s technologies and capabilities using AT&T network connectivity at the edge, including 5G. Today, Google Cloud and AT&T announced a collaboration to help enterprises take advantage of G... Read More

Duplex connectivity emerges on the path to 400G

The QSFP-DD multi-source agreement recognizes three duplex optical connectors: the CS, SN, and MDC. US Conec’s MDC connector increases density by a factor of three over LC connectors. The two-fiber MDC is manufactured with 1.25-mm ferrule technology. By Patrick McLaughlin Nearly four years... Read More

Siemon offers mobile-friendly interactive data center guide

New interactive guide helps facility owners and operators solve today’s data center challenges. Global network infrastructure specialist Siemon has introduced its WheelHouse Interactive Data Center Guide, designed to make it easy for data center owners and operators to identify Siemon prod... Read More

Nashville Chosen as Second Google Fiber City for This New Service

Google Fiber Webpass is now being offered in Nashville, Tenn. The service allows buildings without direct access to a fiber-optic line to receive Google Fiber Internet. Webpass uses radio signals from antennas placed on a building with an existing Google Fiber line to transmit Internet to other b... Read More

Work Nearly Done on Alaskas First Fiber-optic Terrestrial Link to World Wide Web, Via Canada

Matanuska Telephone Association says it is close to completing a fiber-optic cable network that will reach Alaska. The AlCan ONE network will stretch from the North Pole to Alaska’s border. The cable will then connect to a new Canadian fiber-optic network. That project is being built by Nor... Read More

Studies Show that Fiber Positively Impacts GDP and Is an Economic Boon

We understand that there is a correlation between access to high-speed fiber broadband networks and economic prosperity. And this makes sense: people living in communities with fast Internet access can take advantage of all of the economic and educational opportunities available online — and that... Read More

5G should boost IT spending in 2020, but soft PC market, plus Coronavirus, may inhibit: IDC

Excluding smartphones, IT spending is projected to dip from 7% growth in 2019 to 4% in 2020, according to an updated industry analysis from IDC. A new update to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Black Books report forecasts that total ICT spending, including IT spending in additi... Read More

Facebook thinks it has a better way to deploy fiber-optic cable

Facebook researchers have reportedly developed a way to reduce the cost of deploying fiber-optic cable – and have agreed to license it to a new company. By STEPHEN HARDY, Lightwave – In a recent blog post, an employee at Facebook revealed that company researchers have developed a way to red... Read More

Fiber: Supporting Our Connected Future

“Super workers” in robotic suits. Reverse aging. Digital pills. And yes, even flying cars. It is possible that we will see all of these things in our future, at least according to Adam Zuckerman. Zuckerman is a futurist who makes predictions based on current trends in technology and he spoke abou... Read More
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