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RUCKUS Networks Ranked a Leader, Top Innovator, Top Implementer by ABI Research
RUCKUS Networks Ranked a Leader, Top Innovator, Top Implementer by ABI Research

RUCKUS Networks recently earned strong ranks as a provider of Campus WLAN solutions, including being named Leader as well as Top Innovator and Top Implementer in 2023.

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March 19, 2024

3 minute read
New Multitenant Data Center Relies on SYSTIMAX to Bring Technology, Opportunity to East Alabama
New Multitenant Data Center Relies on SYSTIMAX to Bring Technology, Opportunity to East Alabama

AUBix, a multitenant data center, is helping to close the technological gap in an area that has been overlooked in favor of more densely populated regions of Alabama. CommScope’s SYSTIMAX® ULL infrastructure enabled AUBix to deliver superior connectivity that powered more than local businesses. It also served the community.

Craig Tindle

February 15, 2023

3 minute read
Connectivity in 2023 – Emerging technology to drive industry forward
Connectivity in 2023 – Emerging technology to drive industry forward

After a challenging 12 months, there is growing optimism that demand for broadband services will surge again in 2023.

CommScope Staff

February 06, 2023

10 minute read
Data center evolution in 2023: Efficiency is the name of the game
Data center evolution in 2023: Efficiency is the name of the game

The last few years have introduced unprecedented business conditions for every industry, but among the most heavily affected are cloud-based services that are run by the global network of data centers. The business model has changed to accept new realities and fulfill new obligations.

CommScope Staff

January 23, 2023

5 minute read
Co-Packaged Optics—the Next Evolutionary Step in Data Center Switches?
Co-Packaged Optics—the Next Evolutionary Step in Data Center Switches?

Co-packaged optics (CPO) seeks to mitigate power consumption issues in data centers by placing the optical engine and ASIC on the same substrate as a single packaged assembly. Done right, CPO would not only reduce power requirements; it could also help data centers improve port density, thermal management, and bandwidth.

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January 12, 2023

4 minute read
Oracle Labs Optimizes Throughput for Leading-Edge Research, Thanks to SYSTIMAX®
Oracle Labs Optimizes Throughput for Leading-Edge Research, Thanks to SYSTIMAX®

Oracle Labs in Broomfield, CO, sought CommScope’s help in upgrading its network infrastructure and chose SYSTIMAX® copper and fiber structured cabling solution for increased speed, capacity and flexibility.

CommScope Staff

November 07, 2022

3 minute read
Make Your Campus Smarter with Public Funding and Grants
Make Your Campus Smarter with Public Funding and Grants

The Ruckus Networks team's free, no-obligation Funding Support Program helps colleges and universities gain access to critical funds for their network infrastructure technology projects.

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November 04, 2022

4 minute read
Hyperconnecting Here to There
Hyperconnecting Here to There

As enterprise buildings and campuses grow more intelligent (think IoT, building automation and network convergence), facility and network managers are deploying massive numbers of new devices, sensors, controllers, and other devices. The challenge is adapting the data and power cabling infrastructure to keep it efficient, capable and flexible.

Jason Reasor Jason Reasor

August 10, 2022

4 minute read
Hyperconnectivity Hits the Enterprise
Hyperconnectivity Hits the Enterprise

As enterprise buildings and campuses grow more intelligent (for example, IoT, building automation and network convergence), facility and network managers must adapt their data and power cabling infrastructure to keep up. CommScope researched and discovered four key trends along with some eye-opening market insights that are going to impact and drive changes in the enterprise building and campus environment—not only as we know them today, but as they will evolve over time.

Jason Reasor Jason Reasor

June 30, 2022

2 minute read