Silicon Photonics and its Potential for Extreme Data Connection Speeds
The ever-increasing need for efficiency has driven development of new silicon chips fitted with optical technology to replace existing copper data cables.
The ever-increasing need for efficiency has driven development of new silicon chips fitted with optical technology to replace existing copper data cables.
A new type of fiber optic cable has been engineered that far exceeds the capabilities of traditional, copper-based Category 7 cables used in AV integration projects.
Increasing concern over security has driven providers to turn to encryption more and more.
The power of cloud computing is gradually shifting to make on-site data centers obsolete.
Is CPaaS the next wave of Unified Communications?
In what is widely recognized as a milestone in fiber optic networking, Google has recently announced its plans to install a transpacific fiber optic network called the Pacific Light Cable Network (PLCN).
Researchers at Microsoft believe that the future of data centers may lie under the ocean.
In the growing world of technology, securing data has become essential throughout many sectors.
The quantum dot laser, otherwise known as QDL, is a semiconductor laser that uses quantum dots as an active laser medium in its light emitting region.
Traffic demands on optical networks are undergoing a gradual shift as video and cloud services continue to proliferate.