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CommScope Definitions: What is PoE?
Definiciones de CommScope: ¿Qué es POE?

A medida que se agregan dispositivos conectados a la red, la potencia se convierte en un desafío cada vez más importante de superar. Shobhit Jain de CommScope escribe un blog sobre por qué la energía por ethernet (POE) ha emergido como la tecnología preferida, cómo funciona y lo que los clientes pueden esperar en el futuro.

Shobhit_Jain_headshot_ektron Shobhit Jain

26 de septiembre de 2018

Lectura de 3 minutos
CommScope Definitions: What is the PartnerPRO Network?
Definiciones de CommScope: What is the PartnerPRO Network?

A medida que la tecnología se vuelve más prolífica y más capaz, también se vuelve más compleja. El partner adecuado puede ayudarle a simplificar esa complejidad, pero ¿cómo los encuentra? The CommScope PartnerPRO Network matches customers who need help with the best solutions and the ideal partners. CommScope held a discussion on its Facebook page with Koen ter Linde, SVP of Global Marketing, on the PartnerPRO Network and its benefits.

Joe Depa Joseph P. Depa III

22 de agosto de 2018

Lectura de 2 minutos
CommScope Definitions: What is Fog?
Definiciones de CommScope: What is Fog?

Cisco coined the term “fog computing” back in 2015 as the potential impact of literally billions of new data devices was envisioned. The new Internet of Things (IoT) would literally surround us with sensors and systems that through a connected network can provide new types of services and a myriad of new user experiences. Trying to imagine the scale of the IoT seems akin to imagining the number of raindrops surrounding you in a Texas rain storm (it rains hard here).

James Young James Young

2 de marzo de 2018

Lectura de 2 minutos
CommScope Definitions: What is 5G beamforming?
Definiciones de CommScope: What is 5G beamforming?

Beamforming has progressed over the decades but there were a few issues that made it less than ideal for next-generation mobile networks. In this definition series blog, Mike Brobston explains how new advancements give beamforming an advantage over other technologies in the move toward 5G.

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28 de febrero de 2018

Lectura de 4 minutos
CommScope Definitions: What is Edge Computing?
Definiciones de CommScope: What is Edge Computing?

In the latest entry to the CommScope Definitions series, this blog defines edge computing, a hot topic in the data center industry. What does this mean for service providers and improving the customers experience? Frank Yang explains these and more.

El personal de CommScope

2 de febrero de 2018

Lectura de 3 minutos
CommScope Definitions: What is Ultra-Low Loss?
Definiciones de CommScope: ¿Qué es la pérdida ultrabaja?

La fibra es fundamental para los Data Centers. Esta infraestructura de red está constantemente aumentando la velocidad y eficiencia, lo cual permite un rendimiento de datos más alto; sin embargo, el cableado y las conexiones de fibra pierden cierta cantidad de señal. Actualmente, el estándar de alto rendimiento es la pérdida ultrabaja. James Young explica este tema como parte de la serie de blog Definiciones de CommScope.

James Young James Young

18 de agosto de 2017

Lectura de 2 minutos
CommScope Definitions: What is a Fiber Distribution Hub?
Definiciones de CommScope: What is a Fiber Distribution Hub?

Service Providers continue to deploy fiber deeper into their network. They are searching for innovative ways to deploy this technology that not only has a high fiber count, but also meets the restrictive permitting ordinances. In this blog, we describe the outdoor cabinets referred to as a Fiber Distribution Hub (FDH).

El personal de CommScope

1 de enero de 2017

Lectura de 3 minutos
CommScope Definitions: What is C-RAN?
Definiciones de CommScope: What is C-RAN?

The C-RAN architecture is the future of the wireless network and should be seen as a precursor to 5G. But what is C-RAN? In today’s blog post, Mike Wolfe explains that the term has a couple of different meanings, standing for both “centralized” radio access network (RAN) and also “cloud-based” RAN. This post is the latest in the CommScope Definitions blog series.

Mike Wolfe thumbnail Mike Wolfe

1 de enero de 2017

Lectura de 3 minutos
CommScope Definitions: What are Cell Clusters?
Definiciones de CommScope: What are Cell Clusters?

When planning a cellular network, operators typically allocate different frequency bands or channels to adjacent cells so that interference is reduced even when the coverage areas overlap slightly. In this way, cells can be grouped together in what is termed a cluster. Philip Sorrells explains more about cell clusters in today’s blog post, the latest entry in the CommScope Definitions series.

El personal de CommScope

1 de enero de 2017

Lectura de 2 minutos