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The Workplace Is Being Reborn with Modern Tech

You’ve probably noticed that the modern workplace looks a lot different than it did just five years ago, and technology is both driving the change and enabling it. While there is a lot of talk about the future of work, I’d argue that the future has arrived, and any...

What are the advantages of structured cabling?

by CCS

Structured cabling is a type of infrastructure that supports an organization’s critical data and voice network. Basically, it’s the glue that binds all PCs, printers, VoIP, security, wireless, and other devices together, to provide a reliable and flexible platform. 1....

Microsoft is Live Streaming from Its Underwater Data Center

by Custom Cabling Service

If you happen to be one of those people who’s always thought there is something fishy about Microsoft, you may want to take a look at the live video that’s streaming online. Your suspicions will be confirmed. The video comes from a couple of cameras...

Meet GPON…The Next Evolution in Optical Network Technology

by Custom Cabling Service

Time is money. No one understands this better than a business owner. You search for advantages over the competition. You improve processes and reduce overhead. You hire the best for your team. You embrace technology to enable your team to get things done. Meet your...

The most powerful undersea cable in the world is finished.

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Microsoft, Facebook and Spanish telecommunication infrastructure giant Telxius have completed “Marea” the most technologically advanced subsea cable in the world. Began in August 2016, the cable crosses the Atlantic Ocean 17,000+ feet below the...

The world’s fastest network could carry all internet traffic on a single fiber.

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A joint group of researchers from the United States and the Netherlands have smashed the world speed record for a fiber network, pushing 255 terabits per second down a single strand of glass fiber. This is equivalent to around 32 terabytes per second — enough to...