IEEE Articles & News
10GBase-T prices continue to drop
(Jan 11, 2012)
Declining prices mean that on a per-Gbit/sec, per-port basis, 10GBase-T requires less of an investment than 1000Base-T.
IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet standard available for free download
(Nov 9, 2011)
The IEEE Get Program makes specifications downloadable once they have been available as PDFs for six months.
UNH-IOL boosts Data Center Bridging (DCB), FCoE testing efforts
(Oct 5, 2011)
The UNH-IOL announced that it now offers conformance and interoperability testing for all Data Center Bridging (DCB) standards. The lab is also now offering complimentary DCB trial testing for non-member companies.
Fibre Channel will dominate FCoE, 10G iSCSI for years, research says
(Sep 26, 2011)
Report from LightCounting also shines light on 10GBase-T, with some optimistic projections.
IEEE furthers EPON standardization for fiber access systems
(Sep 9, 2011)
IEEE P1904.1 will provide system-level specifications for multi-vendor, "plug-and-play" interoperability in EPON fiber access systems supporting IPTV, VoIP, commercial-grade data services, and cellular backhaul deployments. IEEE Products
Cabling outlet integrates powerline and 200-Mbit/sec data
(Jan 29, 2012)
The PE Socket from Power Ethernet is based on the HomePlug AV standard for powerline networking.
Transition Networks intros 25.5W PoE+ mid-span injector
(Jan 10, 2012)
Transition's L1000i-at is suitable for both security and enterprise deployments where the cabling infrastructure is used to introduce power to the network.
The Cabling Blog
by Patrick McLaughlin & Matt Vincent
In 'Operation Alloy,' police raid scrapyards looking for copper-cable thieves
Police in Stockport, UK, which is near Manchester (map), conducted raids at several scrap-metal yards aiming to catch thieves in the act of cashing in on their crimes. As Bethany English of the Manchester Evening News reports, "Operation Alloy" as it is...
2012 London Olympics: Is DAS calling? (Is anyone calling? Hello?)
Jacquelin Magnay, covering the 2012 London Olympics for The Telegraph, recently reported that Mayor Boris Johnson admitted mobile-phone users in the city may be out of luck when the games are going on because of a capacity crunch."Johnson said he had been...
Researchers use nanotubes to create copper-cable replacement
Researchers from Rice University have published results of their efforts to produce cables made of carbon nanotubes that can conduct electricity. The research's ultimate aim is to develop nanocables that can replace copper cables for conductivity.In a...
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