data communications

What is a Patch Cord? A patch cord, also known as a patch cable, is a short, flexible cable used to establish connections between various electronic devices. These cables typically have connectors at both ends, facilitating quick and easy interconnection within a network. They come in diverse types, lengths, and connector configurations to suit specific…

An enterprise data center is a private facility operated for the sole use of supporting a single organization. They can be located either on-premises or off-premises at a site chosen for connectivity, power, and security purposes.

Why Cat6A took over previous categories (Cat 5, Cat 5e, Cat 6) and why it’s a better option than – theoretically superior – copper cabling types such as Cat 7, Cat 7A and even Cat 8.

Cat6 vs Cat6A – How can we protect the initial investment against these changing demands? – Do I invest in Category 6 or Category 6A cabling? ”There is a list of considerations and variables to analyze: Material costs For how many years will we be using 6? And 6A?

What is Power over Ethernet (POE)? Why PoE has emerged as the preferred technology, how it works and what customers can expect in the future.

Virtual classroom has come a long way with more technology being enabled within the school. With many devices to manage and deploy, it makes sense for schools to upgrade their Wi-Fi management for both increased capacity and network efficiency.

What is telehealth, and Q&A about telehealth by Commscope. 1. What does the immediate future of telehealth look like in the wake of COVID-19?

All three platforms seek to provide seamless onboarding and roaming between wireless networks using Wi-Fi Alliance’s Passpoint protocol, introduced a decade ago.

Predicting the future is an imperfect science. Movies and books have been talking about the future for decades with only partial accuracy. However, predicting future data center requirements is perhaps more of a realistic endeavor.