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10% Off All PeakOptical ProductsâLimited Time Offer! At PeakOptical, we understand the demands of fast, reliable networks. Weâre excited to announce our exclusive Halloween Deal! From October 21st to November 1st, 2024, enjoy 10% off all products, stackable...
Unlocking the Potential of Fiber Optics
Whether you're a business looking to upgrade or a technician seeking affordable equipment, this guide will walk you through the benefits of fiber optics, the decision-making process between new and second-hand equipment, and provide tips for evaluating refurbished...
Top Fiber Optic Industry Trends for H2 2024
As digital demands intensify, the fiber optic industry is set for major advancements in the latter half of 2024. Here are the top trends: 1. Increased Adoption of 800G Technology The need for higher bandwidth is driving the adoption of 800G technology, enabling faster...
Active Optical Cables (AOCs) are revolutionizing connectivity across industries, offering unparalleled speed, reliability, and versatility. But what exactly are AOCs, and why should you consider them for your network? Letâs dive in. What Are AOCs? AOCs are fiber optic...
What if Fiber Optic communication didnât exist?
In todayâs fast-paced world, staying connected is more important than ever. Thatâs where fiber optics come in. You might not see them, but theyâre the superheroes of our digital age, making sure we can do everything from streaming videos to video chatting with...
Upgrade Your Network with 40Gb/s 100m QSFP+ Transceiver: Fast, Versatile, and Reliable
Looking to supercharge your network's performance? 40Gb/s 100m QSFP+ Transceiver â the ultimate solution for high-speed connectivity. With its hot pluggable design, MTP/MPO connector, 850nm wavelength, and multimode capabilities, this transceiver is a game-changer for...
Top Advantages of Opting for PeakOpticalâs 25G Base BiDi SFP Transceivers
PeakOpticalâs 25G Base BiDi SFP transceivers emerge as a top choice, offering a range of advantages that cater to the demands of modern networking environments Advanced Bidirectional Technology: PeakOpticalâs 25G Base BiDi SFP transceivers leverage advanced...
Fiber Optic 2024 Forecast
In 2024, the forecast for fiber optics points toward continued advancements and transformative trends shaping the industry. Here are key predictions for the year: Increased Adoption of Higher-Speed Connectivity:The demand for...
Proper Fiber Optic Cable Storage: Ensuring Longevity and Performance
Whether you are a network administrator, a telecom professional, or an enthusiast handling fiber optic cables, proper storage is essential to maintain their integrity and ensure optimal performance over time. Cleanliness is Key:Before storage, it's imperative to clean...
Winter-Proofing Your Fiber Optic Connections
As winter arrives, keeping our tech game strong is a priority. Here's a quick guide to make sure your fiber optics sail through the cold season: Challenges:While fiber optics are tough, cold temps can cause trouble. Water in cables can freeze, potentially harming...
Fiber Optic Cable Types: A Guide for Small to Mid-Size Businesses
In the dynamic modern business world, the importance of a reliable and high-speed network cannot be overstated. For small to mid-size businesses, choosing the right fiber optic cables is a highly important decision that can impact operational efficiency and growth....
Active Optical Cables (AOC): The Powerhouse of Modern Data Connectivity
AOC cables have gained rapid popularity as they offer the best of both optical fiber and copper cables, combining the lightning-fast data transmission capabilities of optical fiber with the durability and flexibility of traditional copper. Here are some key advantages...
Unlocking Network Potential with 25G BiDi Transceivers
25G BiDi transceivers provide a cost-effective solution for boosting network performance without the need for extensive cable upgrades. In this article, we'll explore what 25G BiDi transceivers are and how they're transforming high-speed networking. What Are 25G BiDi...
The Future of Fiber Optic Technology: Trends and Predictions
The fiber optic industry has witnessed remarkable advancements. Fiber optic cables have revolutionized the way data, voice, and video signals are transmitted over long distances at incredible speeds. As we step into the future, let's explore some of the exciting...
Researchers develop biodegradable optical fiber
Ever wondered how our bodies work like well-orchestrated symphonies of electrical signals? From our heartbeats to the movements of our muscles, it's all thanks to these tiny electric messengers. Now, picture this: a biodegradable optical cable that can help doctors...
Lighting up the World: The Ongoing Fiber Optic Revolution
Fiber optics is revolutionizing the way we connect and communicate globally. Recent developments show that the world of fiber optics is on the brink of even more groundbreaking advancements. From lightning-fast internet speeds to...
OM5, the backbone of modern communication
Fiber optic cables are the backbone of our modern communication infrastructure, and they have revolutionized the way we transmit data over long distances. In recent years, multimode fiber optic cables have become increasingly popular due to their ability to transmit...
10% OFF X2 Modules – As long as stock lasts!
In today's fast-paced world, the need for high-speed and reliable network connections has become increasingly important. X2 modules provide an efficient and cost-effective solution for your network needs. X2 modules are compact and low-power devices that transmit and...
Why do we like multimode fiber optic cables?
Fiber optic multimode cable is used to transmit data over long distances using light. It is made of a core of glass or plastic that is surrounded by a cladding layer and a protective jacket. The core is the part of the cable that carries the light, while the cladding...
Why Fiber Optic Networks Are More Secure Than Copper Cable Networks For Businesses
Fiber optic networks are becoming an increasingly popular choice for businesses due to their high-speed capabilities and ability to transmit large amounts of data over long distances. However, in addition to their superior performance, fiber optic networks also...
EU Digital Single Market Plan – A Success. What does it mean for Fiber Optics?
Companies will have to keep up with the increasing demand created by the Digital Single Market Plan - an EU initiative to bridge the gap between urban and rural areas and provide secure and reliable connections to all of the involved households. What is the European...
How to maintain SFP+ and QSFP+ transceivers and Fiber-Optic cables
Environmental conditions, such as temperature and humidity, can influence the performance of SFP+ and QSFP+ transceivers and Fiber-Optic cables, particularly at the elevated temperatures encountered during long-term storage or shipping. Additionally, dust and...
High demand and shortage of materials – Are fiber optic prices increasing?
The prices of fiber optics have skyrocketed since 2019 due to great demand and shortages in materials. Among the affected territories, Europe, India, and China will face difficult situations regarding the optical infrastructures. The pandemic period has caused a rise...
How to use bidirectional transceivers?
The transceiver technology that allows data to be transmitted in both directions in a single fiber cable, known as a bidirectional (or bidi) , has allowed companies to smartly upgrade their network structure. Ranging from speeds of 1Gb to 40Gb, the bidi transceiver...
The History of Optical Transceivers
There is no shortage of innovation when it comes to transceivers! They've been creating new businesses opportunities from the very moment they were invented. Having many forms, from the big GBIC to the now small, compact and speedy SFPDD, these devices offer a variety...
Reducing backscatter in Optical Fiber
One year ago, researchers from the University of Southampton developed a technology that reduces backscatter and allows for more accurate analysis of the optical fiber. In collaboration with Universite Laval, they have managed to measure, what was until now,...
Using MWDM And LWDMâs To Keep Up With The 5G Network Requirements
The new 5G networks need low cost solutions that are reliable and can transfer data with consistency. Here's where MWDM and LWDMâs come into place. The focus on creating a newer, faster and higher frequency transfer data channel has made a quick shift in what are the...
How to use bidirectional transceivers?
The transceiver technology that allows data to be transmitted in both directions in a single fiber cable, known as a bidirectional (or bidi) , has allowed companies to smartly upgrade their network structure. Ranging from speeds of 1Gb to 40Gb, the bidi transceiver...
3 Steps To Keep Your Fiber Optics Clean Â
Maintaining your fiber optics clean has been and still is one of the best methods to keep your network infrastructure's costs low. While it is a delicate procedure that requires attention to detail, cleaning the fiber devices is important and can make the...
200G applications and QSFP56 transceivers
The digital needs of people around the world are constantly increasing and with new technologies such as VR, 4K HD videos, or webcasts, their expectations grow even more. The fiber optic field keeps up with the market demands and has developed the QSFP56 Transceiver...
Fiber Optic Internet Speed â structure, design, constraints and so much more
In January 2021, 4.66 billion people were actively using the internet worldwide. Thatâs about 60% of the global population. The countries with the highest internet penetration rate worldwide are the UAE, Denmark, and Sweden. But hereâs more: the vast...
The advantages of fiber optic cables
Do you know what advantages of fiber optic might benefit your business? Fiber optics made it possible to transmit information around the world in a matter of seconds. Compared to copper cable, the information is being transmitted faster and its quality is not altered....
CFP transceivers. How to replace them?
CFP is a hot-pluggable form-factor module used in fiber optic networks. CFP is an acronym from 100G (C = 100 in Roman numerals; Centum) Form-factor Pluggable. This optical transceiver is designed for 100G interfaces. Since 2009 the CFP has evolved into the CFP2 and...
How long will your fiber optic network last?
When calculating the ROI, anticipating how long will your fiber optic network last is important. Because of its glass components, fiber optic is inherently more fragile than copper. The fused silica's tensile strength is usually less than half that of copper. Even so,...
The solution to an Eco-Friendly Network
Looking for the solution to an Eco-Friendly Network? Lately, the issue of Climate Change was broadly discussed. And while it is clear as water that the advancements in technology really revolutionized the world we live in, all these are worthless if our Planet doesn't...
The Anatomy of Subsea Cables – Our Underwater Internet
Few people know that the majority of internet traffic travels on a network under our vast oceans. Because of this, itâs important that our subsea cables are quickly and efficiently carrying data internationally. Our global underwater network or 350 cables currently...
Media converters OR The link between IT networks
Do you know what establishes the link between IT networks? MEDIA CONVERTERS do. These small devices use transceivers to connect networks with different signal types, data rates, connectors, or cabling types. Media converters take different devices and integrate them...
Fiber optic – a match for all businesses
Back in 2017, over 280 kilometers of fiber optic were sold globally. Lately, fiber optic has become a must for a multitude of fields of work. The technologies that use these cables are as varied as light signals themselves. Here's why fiber optic is a match for all...
The expansion of fiber optic network capacities – researched in Germany
Germany launched a new research project on the expansion of fiber optic network capacities. Funded at the initiative of Germany's Federal Ministry of Education and Research, the OptiCON project is aiming to explore technologies that could help the fiber optic...
Compact SFP – What is it & Why do we need it?
Compact SFP is more and more demanded, thanks to the increasing internet traffic. Normally, you would get a single connection per fiber cable. Bi-Di transceivers are used for 2 connections through a single cable. Now, CSFP (or Compact Small Form-Factor Pluggable)...
Does cold weather affect fiber optic?
The cold weather season is here so let's discuss how fiber optic can be affected by the temperature change. There is no doubt that fiber optic comes with plenty of advantages over copper. Fiber optic can transmit huge amounts of data at the speed of light. It is...
Fiber Optic For The Win – How fiber optic is taking over copper
For years now, fiber optic has been taking over the copper industry. While it's true that fiber can be somewhat pricier (in what comes to equipment and training) it's all well worth because of its impressive high-speeds and efficiency rates. Is there anyone who still...
The countries with the fastest Internet in the World
What are the countries with the fastest internet in the world? In this digital world, physical distance became relative. The speed of the Internet is making it possible to work remotely, communicate, transmit information in a matter of seconds from anywhere around the...
How to select the right multimode fiber
Did you select the right multimode fiber for your present and future network needs? Is it up to speed? Can it cover the distance? Multimode fiber comes in different speeds and distance limitations. Each of the OM1, OM2, OM3, OM4, and OM5 covers specific network needs,...
Media Converters and Optical Transceivers
You have probably noticed that, in fiber optics, some components have similar functions. For example, both media converters and optical transceivers are for photoelectric conversion. We are going back to the basics to discuss the main differences between Media...
400G technology is just around the corner – QSFP-DD arriving soon
PeakOptical A/S is ready for 400G technology! The new standard QSFP-DD (Quad Small Form Factor Pluggable Double Density) is arriving soon! The high-density, high-speed form factor module runs 400G (4x100G / 8x 50G) and it is backward compatible with QSFP+ and QSFP28...
What to know when buying fiber opticďťż
What to know when buying fiber optic?The fiber optic market is continuously growing and the reason why is simple: fiber optic outperforms, by far, any alternative cabling solution. Nowadays, fast networks are one of the key elements for remaining competitive in the...
The tubes to the digital world â About the Global Fiber Optic Networkďťż
Did you know about the tubes to the digital world? We are talking here about the "hidden" fiber optic network that transmits information around the globe in a matter of seconds. This network is so extensive that it could actually stretch around Equator 30 times. And...
The difference between Fiber Optic, Coaxial and Twisted Pair cables
Do you know the difference between the most common types of communication cables? Weâre talking about the fiber optic, coaxial and twisted cables which are the most used in modern networks and have a great effect on the connectivity, on the speed of data transfer and...
Signal transmission in fiber optics – How does it really work?
We all know that the main function of a fiber optic cables is to send a signal across significant distances and that the transmission of data is in the form of light. Everything happens at high speeds and without any interference with any other electronic devices. But...
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about fiber opticsďťż
Everything you should know and a little more. FAQ. We took the most searched questions about fiber optic and we answered. To ALL of them! If you're curious about the use of fiber optic in the business world or you have absolutely no idea about what cable you...
Fiber Channel â Everything there is to knowďťż
This week PeakOptical is discussing Fiber Channel. Fiber Channel is a high speed and high-performance network technology used in the connection of servers with the data storage area networks. It handles the disk storage for application on corporate networks and...
Overview of High Class Racing in Le Mans 2019
HIGH CLASS RACING FIGHTS TO THE FINISH AT LE MANS Danish LMP2 team High Class Racing showed grit, determination and resilience during its maiden Le Mans 24 Hours appearance this weekend, its #20 ORECA 07 Gibson of Anders Fjordbach, Dennis Andersen and Mathias fighting...
24h of Le Mans – PeakOptical is endorsing High Class Racing
If you are a consumer of fast speeds and racing cars as we are, then you definitely know that the 24h of Le Mans is just around the corner! Are you excited yet? Only 4 days left until we finally get to cheer for our favorite teams. Starting with tomorrow, you can...
Hereâs everything you need to know about fiber optic cables
Fiber optic cable is a network cable that, in comparison with other traditional metal patch cords, is offering better bandwidth and data carrying. The information is transferred via pulses of light which pass through transparent glass or plastic strands. These pipes...
How strong can glass be? Discussing fiberglass.
If itâs glass, then it definitely breaks fast, isnât it? Well, that is not exactly how things go with fiber optic. We can understand why some people might be concerned about the durability of the cables; in the end, fiber optic IS made out of glass. But truth be told,...
The advantages that fiber optic cables bring to your business
These days, everyone is talking about the advantages of setting up a fiber optic network for your business instead of copper cabling. While it is clear that both offer benefits, more often than not, fiber optic turns out to be the most advantageous choice. Here are a...
How to clean fiber optic transceivers the right way
How to properly clean fiber optic transceivers? The durability of your network infrastructure depends on how well you take care of your fiber components. Not cleaning the optical port of a transceiver at the right time and in the right way might cause contamination...
This is what PeakOptical has to offer to your business
Do you know what PeakOptical has to offer to you and your business? We carry over 10 years of experience in the field of fibre optic components and during our years of activity we have assisted (and continue collaborating with) customers worldwide. PeakOpticalâs...
Is your business ready for fibre optics?
We bet it is! If youâre reading this, there is a chance you are unsatisfied with your current network. We guess your connection is suffering some capacity issues; one too many users at the same time and everything goes South. While your business is developing, the...
From Copper to Fiber
The copper stood once at the very basis of communications technology. The POTS (plain old telephone system) dates back 100+ years ago and its design was bas based on the Alexander Graham Bellâs system from 1876. The telephone network was fully bi-directional and...
Defining 5G technology
The BOOKMARK defines the 5G technology. The new generation of 5G aims to achieve super-fast download speeds, high reliability, and extremely low latency. Perhaps more interestingly, the new capabilities of 5G wireless will make mobile competitive with wired broadband...
How Fiber Optic Cables Work: An Animated Guide by The BOOKMARK
Unlike copper-based telecommunications, fiber optic cables transmit data faster, more reliably and without the risk of electromagnetic disturbances. As of 2006, submarine fiber optic cables accounted for 99 percent of all international data exchanged. Today, 25...
Earthquakes and dark fiber – Can dark fiber anticipate earthquakes?
Scientists are working right now on finding a way to detect the signals of earthquakes with the help of dark fibers â the unused fiber optic cables. The researchers from Lawrence Berkley National Lab and the University of California are testing new techniques of...
LX.5 fiber optic is now available with PeakOptical
LX.5 fiber optic components are now available with PeakOptical. LX.5 are high performance connectors that offer twice the density of SCâs and meet the highest standards in excellence in the design and manufacturing processes. Â The products respect the IEC 61754-23 and...
Damaged always worse than a completely broken fiber optic cable
If itâs damaged, it can be fixed, isnât it? Well, it might not be that simple for fiber optic cables. If when installing the fiber optic infrastructure the cable gets bent or deformed, the core can break or worse, crack. The damage can cause signal distortion and an...
How is fiber replacing the copper technology
The copper technology is becoming legacy. Over 100 years ago the Plain Old Telephone System (POTS) innovated the communication world. This network was built on copper wires and was meant to accomodate telephone calls over long distances and it was bi-directional. BUT...
5 things every fiber optic installer should know to get the job done
A good fiber optic installer knows exactly what he has to do, thereâs no doubt in that. But we bet a short reminder of the basic techniques that guarantee quality and efficiency is always welcomed. We have gathered together in this article five of the most...
How fiber optic revolutionized communication technology
How fiber optic revolutionized communication the technology In the era where speed, security, and efficiency are keywords for digital communication, fiber optic became essential. The transportation of impressive data from one place to another is possible through...
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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Fiber Optics
Communication over distance has come a long way since the first days of the telephone. Current technology allows us to communicate with people anywhere on the planet thanks to the Internet. But what is the tech that allows us this great privilege? Fiber optics....
Things you need to know before choosing any fiber optic patch cord
With so many fiber optic patch chords out there, Â it might be a little bit challenging to identify the one that completes your network the best. Letâs take the multimode fiber optic cables, for example: there are OM1s, OM2s, OM3s, OM4s, and recently OM5 as well. OH,...
4 Hours of Fuji – FP1, Anders Fjordbach reacts
The second round of the Asian Le Mans Series began earlier today at the iconic Fuji International Speedway in Japan. A chilly FP1 ended with our favourite car no. #25 in P4, while the #24 sister car, driven by Harrison Newey and Andrea Pizzitola finished one step up...
Ready for the Asian Le Mans Series Round 2?
This weekend, Anders Fjordbach together with his co-drivers, Mark Patterson and Chris McMurry, will be racing in the second round of Asian Le Mans Series. The Algarve Pro Racing Teamâs car #25 finished the first round in fifth overall and third in the Am Trophy...
Retrospective on Asian Le Mans Series – 4 Hours of Shanghai
The first round of the Asian Le Mans Series, 4 Hours of Shanghai has ended. What a thrilling competition! PeakOptical A/S is supporting Anders Fjordbach in his campaign to pre-qualify for the 24 Hours of Le Mans, taking place in June 2019. The Algarve Pro Racing...
Reaction after FP2 and qualifying – Asian Le Mans Series 2018/2019
Busy day at the Asian Le Mans Series today. Both FP2 and the qualifying took place this morning. Anders Fjortdbach from Algarve Pro Racing Team with co-drivers Chris McMurry and Mark Patterson, started their day with a very strong performance in the FP2, finishing in...
First reactions after FP1 – Asian Le Mans Series Day 1
The Asian Le Mans Series is the 4 Hours of Shanghai started! Anders Fjordbach and his co-drivers Chris McMurry and Mark Patterson raced today in a Ligier JS P2 in the FP1 . The three finished in P13. The Asian Le Mans Series - Free Practice 1 results can be...
The Speed of Light and Race Cars
We like fast speeds. Thereâs no big surprise here. Weâre working with fiber optic components and it is our main purpose to make sure our customers send data from one source to another in no time, in a safe and reliable environment. And because we are so animated by...
Sponsorship Announcement – Anders Fjordbach
PeakOptical is happy to announce our latest sponsorship of professional racing driver Anders Fjordbach. PeakOptical will be supporting the 28-year-old Daneâs campaign in the Asian Le Mans Series 2018/2019 season, where he aims to pre-qualify for the 24 Hours of Le...
Inside Fiber Optic Cables
The fiber optic technology refers to the process of transmitting light down the thin glass (sometimes plastic) strands. Fiber optic cables transfer the information from one end to another. One end of the fiber connects to a LED or laser that sends information; the...
PeakOptical A/S launches OM5 multimode fiber optic cable
We are pleased to announce the launch of the OM5 patch cord, the newest type of multimode fiber for high-speed data center applications. As the demands for speed and performance are constantly growing, OM5 cabling was designed to benefit the data center and to meet...
Common Types of Fiber Optic Connectors â What are they and how to use them?
Fiber optic patch cords are the âpiece de resistanceâ of any network system, as they connect the apparatus and the components while assuring both efficiency and security. In function of their connector, fiber optic cables are commonly categorized in LC, SC, FC, and...
Why is Fiber Optic faster than Copper?
It is a known fact that information travels faster down fiber optic cable than in copper. But did you ever asked WHY? Fiber optic technology sends pulses of light and data is carried along strands of glass or plastic, while the copper wires use electrical currents. In...
How safe is your Internet and what threatens the security of your network?
Who doesnât have Internet connection these days? For millions of businesses, Internet connection stays at the core of their functionality. Just imagine if, at some point telephones, computers, and servers will all of a sudden just stop working. The efficiency of the...
PON Industryâs First Fully Pluggable OLT
California access device start-up Tibit Communications has announced the availability of what is billed as the worldâs first fully pluggable Optical Line Terminal - OLT. The Tibit MicroPlug⢠OLT is a complete network access device for 10 Gigabit Passive Optical...
Why are Fiber Optic cables better?
By now, everyone knows that fiber optic cables are considerably faster than copper. But did you ever ask why? Fiber optic transmits light, while copper conducts electricity. The signal in fiber optic patch cord travels through glass at two thirds the speed of light....
What is Dark Fiber and why do we need it?
Have you ever heard about dark fiber? Traditionally, the term refers to a dark or unused network infrastructure. In fiber optic networks, when data is being transmitted, light is passed through the cables. If no data is being transported, there are no light waves...
Point to Point (P2P) and Passive Optical Networking (PON)
Two of the main types of fiber optic networks are Point to Point (P2P) and Passive Optical Networking (PON). This article defines the two fiber optic architectures and it is part of the series âPeakOptical Fiber Optic Definitionsâ. All the posts in this...
This is why 5G won’t replace fiber optic
Everyone is so excited about the 5G network connectivity! Every tech magazine or website has written at least one article about the 5G revolution ever since it was announced. 5G is the 5th generation of cellular network. In the 1990âs, the cellular networks were...
Defining the Multimode Fiber Optic Cables
Hair-thin strands of glass or plastic fiber are used to send light signals. The light travels to the core, the center of the fiber optic. The core it is surrounded by the cladding, an optical material that traps in the core, using the âtotal internal reflectionâ...
The importance of fiber optic cables in our lives
The fiber optic technology has been in our lives for a while now. It eases the communication and the transmission of information and it becomes more and more indispensable, especially in the business world. But have you ever thought how much has fiber optic impacted...
Everything you need to know about Bandwidth
Bandwidth, while it can have multiple technical meanings, it is generally known as the carrying capacity of a network, the bit-rate measure of the transmission capacity over a communication system. It can also be defined as a range within a band of frequencies or...
When to convert from Multimode to Single Mode?
Fiber optic cables (being they multimode or single mode, depending on the communication requirements) provide a safe environment for an effective transmission of data. But if the distance is a factor that must be taken into account, a fiber mode conversion from...
Industry Standard â PeakOptical Fiber Optic Definitions
Industry Standard - things you should know ISO/IEC Guide 2:1996 (definition 3.2) defines the Industry Standard as 'A document established by consensus and approved by a recognized body that provides for common and repeated use, rules, guidelines or characteristics for...
What about my digital rights?
Today the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will replace the Data Protection Directive, which came into force in late 1995. Perhaps WAY before most of us had any concerns about digital footprints and use of personal data. What does this mean to you...
Wave Division Multiplexing (WDM)Â – PeakOptical Fiber Optic Definitions
Wave Division Multiplexing (WDM) Â is the technology that enables the transmission of large amounts of data between two sites. This technique increases bandwidth by allowing two or more light wavelengths (or colors of light) to travel on a single optical fiber. Two...
PeakOptical’s products are available NOW on the ITscope platform!
We are happy to announce our newest agreement with ITscope. From now on, all our fiber optic products, being they transceivers, media converters, xWDM solutions or patch cords, can be seen on the ITscope platform. About ITscope "Over 8.000 resellers...
What do companies use to reduce the costs of their network systems?
With strategies clearing out and budgets becoming more precise, companies are now deciding which IT and network system fits them the best. With two emerging markets growing at the same time, businesses can now choose which way they want to go and how much they want to...
Test your fiber optic with your smartphone
Who doesn't have a smartphone these days? The smartphone technology is in continuous development and while it encourages fast and high-quality communication, it also makes our lives way easier. Who needs a TV when you can watch your favorite show on your phone in...
Optical fiber and why you should choose it over copper
The optical fiber has definitely become a sensation over the years, with experts leading to believe that the market size will grow up to 9 billion dollars until 2025. Hereâs why, nowadays, people prefer to get optical fiber over UTP cables. Security Although in recent...