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Latest Articles & News
Small-diameter 10-Gig cable
(Mar 15, 2010)
Berk-Tek's 10G LD UTP cable supports 10GBase-T to a maximum of 60 meters and is 0.265 inches in diameter.
For Chinook Winds casino, IP surveillance is no gamble
(Mar 15, 2010)
A 500-camera system that oversees the casino, hotel, golf course and other areas leverages the facility's original investment in analog cameras.
Instek Digital, Pelco form strategic partnership
(Mar 15, 2010)
They take aim at challenges posed by megapixel technology, including bandwidth and storage.
NOAA selects Luxtera's AOC to power multi-room data center
(Mar 15, 2010)
Luxtera announced that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) selected the company's 40G Blazar active optical cable (AOC) to interconnect its multi-room data center.
HDTV-quality IP mobile video system for transportation
(Mar 15, 2010)
A camera-NVR solution set from Axis Communications is ideal for buses, trains, subways, and emergency vehicles.
DuPont develops new resin for LAN, coax wires and cables
(Mar 15, 2010)
DuPont has introduced a new Teflon fluoropolymer foam resin, based on its Airquick technology, for insulation and jacketing of LAN and coaxial cabling.
Emerson Network Power unveils data center performance optimization tools
(Mar 12, 2010)
The Aperture Integrated Resource Manager provides organizations with the ability to employ a single, cohesive strategy for analyzing and managing energy, capital resources and process efficiency in the data center.
Light Brigade course targets OSP emergency restoration
(Mar 12, 2010)
The course places heavy emphasis on fault location, troubleshooting, and test equipment.
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The Cabling Blog
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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