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CommScope Definitions: What is Fog?
Définitions de CommScope : What is Fog?

Cisco coined the term “fog computing” back in 2015 as the potential impact of literally billions of new data devices was envisioned. The new Internet of Things (IoT) would literally surround us with sensors and systems that through a connected network can provide new types of services and a myriad of new user experiences. Trying to imagine the scale of the IoT seems akin to imagining the number of raindrops surrounding you in a Texas rain storm (it rains hard here).

James Young James Young

2 mars 2018

2 minutes de lecture
CommScope Definitions: What is 5G beamforming?
Définitions de CommScope : What is 5G beamforming?

Beamforming has progressed over the decades but there were a few issues that made it less than ideal for next-generation mobile networks. In this definition series blog, Mike Brobston explains how new advancements give beamforming an advantage over other technologies in the move toward 5G.

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28 février 2018

4 minutes de lecture
2 Partners that Bring Light to our Life
2 Partners that Bring Light to our Life

Our partners make us who we are. Many times, they’re our eyes and ears in the industry. They provide a voice for the customer that leads into our ever-growing innovation pipeline. Hear about two of them here.

jessica-olstad-square Jessica Olstad

15 février 2018

1 minute de lecture
CommScope Definitions: What is Edge Computing?
Définitions de CommScope : What is Edge Computing?

In the latest entry to the CommScope Definitions series, this blog defines edge computing, a hot topic in the data center industry. What does this mean for service providers and improving the customers experience? Frank Yang explains these and more.

Personnel CommScope

2 février 2018

3 minutes de lecture
The Host with the Most...in an MTDC
L’hôte le plus… dans un MTDC

Lorsqu’une équipe sportive vit une saison de défaite, c’est probablement à cause d’une mauvaise planification ou exécution au début. Il en va de même pour les datacenters en colocation. So how do you plan well when the game is on the line? CommScope’s Dave Tanis has a great resource.

Dave Tanis Dave Tanis

1er février 2018

2 minutes de lecture
Riding the train to long-term growth in data centers
Prendre le train de la croissance à long terme dans les datacenters

Lorsque Frank Yang a emmené sa famille en Chine cet été, il a réfléchi à la vitesse des datacenters. Oui, il a pensé au travail ! But as he explains, the speed of the trains he took sparked ideas he brought home.

Frank Yang Frank Yang

8 novembre 2017

3 minutes de lecture
CommScope Definitions: What is SAS?
Définitions de CommScope : What is SAS?

In the latest entry to the CommScope Definitions series, this blog defines SAS (Spectrum Access System), which is a hot topic in wireless these days. It’s related to CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service), another hot topic in wireless. Mark Gibson explains them and more.

Mark Gibson Comsearch Commscope Mark Gibson

2 novembre 2017

2 minutes de lecture
Don’t jump onto the network evolution bandwagon yet
Don’t jump onto the network evolution bandwagon yet

The data centre market in China is booming. Wu Jian blogs practical advice about how data centre managers can plan ahead and prepare for higher capacity and bandwidth.

Wu Jian HeadshotLo Wu Jian

24 octobre 2017

3 minutes de lecture
How to Decipher the Data Center Fiber Alphabet Soup
Décrypter la « soupe alphabétique » de la fibre optique du datacenter

La bande passante du datacenter continue d’augmenter. Diverses normes IEEE et en matière de canaux à fibre optique, ainsi que des spécifications industrielles, sont en cours de définition. To better understand the available options, it is useful to become familiar with the alphabet soup that makes up the suffixes used to distinguish transceiver types. Read this blog by Matias Peluffo to learn more.

mpheadshot Matias Peluffo

22 octobre 2017

3 minutes de lecture