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Spending on wireless data to soar from $43B to $93B by 2013, predicts TIA mobile report
(Mar 11, 2010)
Fueled by the popularity of smartphones, spending on wireless data will more than double during the next four years, the Telecommunications Industry Association reports in its 2010 ICT Market Review & Forecast.
Researcher: Health care leads cabling market
(Mar 11, 2010)
Other verticals including state government, retail, professional technical services, and manufacturing will combine to account for more than half the market spend this year.
Avnet, Tyco Electronics release Pluggable I/O solutions kit
(Mar 10, 2010)
Tyco Electronics' product samples and development guides for SFP, SFP+, XFP, X2 and QSFP products are now available exclusively from Avnet Electronics Marketing, free for qualified customers through March.
Cold aisle containment system incorporates intelligent control system
(Mar 10, 2010)
The system includes Knurr brand cabinets as well as Liebert brand sensor and cooling equipment.
Black Box's 45 deg angled-port patch panels receive Cabling Business award of excellence
(Mar 10, 2010)
The Black Box SpaceGAIN CAT5e and CAT6 patch panels feature connectors that tilt down at a 45-degree angle to make patching easier.
AT&T trials 100G with Opnext, Cisco, and Ixia
(Mar 10, 2010)
By Contributing Editor Stephen Hardy, Lightwave -- AT&T saw this week's Verizon 100-Gbps trial and raised it 27 Gbps in live traffic. The carrier conducted the trial using Cisco's new CRS-3 Carrier Routing System.
Cisco unveils CRS-3 Carrier Routing System
(Mar 10, 2010)
The Cisco CRS-3 Carrier Routing System (CRS), as its name implies, has three times the horsepower as the previous CRS-1 platform.
Swiss structured cabling firm sees, realizes big opportunity in Africa
(Mar 8, 2010)
Reichle and De-Massari (R&M), a Swiss firm specializing in structured cabling, says it has made strong inroads in the North African market thanks to its channel partner program and "customer-centric" approach.
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by Patrick McLaughlin & Matt Vincent
Copper connectors putting Large Hadron Collider out of commission
Are you familiar with the Large Hadron Collider? I knew nothing about it until I read Dan Brown's Angels and Demons. Then it started popping up in the news all the time, so it seemed. The LHC -- I don't know if that's its real abbreviation or not -- is a...
You aren't planning to abandon that cable, are you Uncle Sam?
Government Computer News (GCN) is reporting that cabling-integration firm Automated Systems Design (ASD) was contracted to install the cabling for some 500 temporary offices for the Census Bureau as that government entity ramped up for its data-collection...
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