Increased bandwidth and faster internet speeds – these are two pressing needs common to enterprises and education, healthcare and government organizations across Pennsylvania.
If you’ve been keeping up to date with our latest developments, you’ve probably seen us pay a lot of attention to software-defined networking (SDN).
The sheer number of devices geared toward building high-speed networking solutions can be overwhelming.
At Precision OT, we care about manufacturing high quality optical networking equipment that will perform to our customers’ exacting standards
Networking at speeds of 400G and beyond is a hot topic in the fiber optic industry right now.
It’s a phenomenon common to just about every industry: disruptive innovation begins as a proprietary solution to a specific need, establishes itself in a broader context and eventually finds acceptance as an industry standard.
Just a few weeks ago, our Precision OT team traveled to Honolulu, Hawaii, for PTC’19, an annual telecommunications conference for stakeholders from across the Pacific Rim.
Fiber optic connectors play a crucial role throughout network architecture; they permit the capability to add, drop, move and change fiber optic cables throughout networks and data centers.
At Precision OT, we know that managing the logistics of your optical networks can be complicated, and it’s probably not something your team wants to spend a lot of time on.
Optical transceivers are an integral part of today’s networks, comprising up to 15% of a company’s capital expenditures.
