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Today's enterprise data centers are often a complex, intertwined network of solutions that were brought together at various times during your business' growth.
At CommScope, we know what it takes to design, deploy and maintain a connected and efficient data center. But we also understand that sometimes you've got to work with what you've got. That's why we offer a flexible portfolio of robust and cost-effective copper and fiber infrastructure solutions that fit seamlessly with your infrastructure now but can easily be migrated to higher speeds in the future.
We also provide a number of intelligent solutions that can help you manage and optimize your network and its connectivity—so your data center can deliver the best performance possible.
The Powered Fiber Cable System improves speed and simplifies installation, powering, and communication of network devices – at 30x the distance of traditional CAT cable systems!
CommScope social at Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona, the world’s largest gathering of the telecom industry.
Wireless operators worldwide are upgrading their networks to LTE in order to reach higher data speeds and network capacity. But what’s involved in an LTE network upgrade? This infographic highlights the challenges that wireless operators face when making the transition to LTE—from additional frequency bands to new cell site equipment and design.
The Cowboys’ SYSTIMAX iPatch® System installation is a first for NFL stadiums. The system
helps Dallas Cowboys IT staff document and manage activity from more than 40,000
copper and fiber ports.
Today's enterprise data centers are often a complex, intertwined network of solutions that were brought together at various times during your business' growth.
At CommScope, we know what it takes to design, deploy and maintain a connected and efficient data center. But we also understand that sometimes you've got to work with what you've got. That's why we offer a flexible portfolio of robust and cost-effective copper and fiber infrastructure solutions that fit seamlessly with your infrastructure now but can easily be migrated to higher speeds in the future.
We also provide a number of intelligent solutions that can help you manage and optimize your network and its connectivity—so your data center can deliver the best performance possible.
LxS-16016 wideband edge QAM. Operators can deploy technology that provides them with the flexibility to roll out all of their existing voice, video and data services plus support higher bandwidth and next-generation services over HFC (hybrid fiber coax) networks without the need for additional hardware or service disruptions. Deployments might include any mix of the following: video on demand, switched digital video, digital broadcast video, DOCSIS and cable Internet Protocol television.
A Powered Fiber Cable System incorporates DC power and fiber-based Ethernet connectivity in one cable – it’s everything a customer needs to be able to install Power over Ethernet (PoE) equipment at distances much longer than the PoE standard allows, without having to do any calculations or design work. The Powered Fiber Cable System extends power to a device (Wi-Fi access point, IP camera, or small cell, for example) at a distance of up to two miles. The Powered Fiber Cable System incorporates two innovations: one is a new hybrid cable that combines power (copper) and data connectivity (fiber) in one cable housing, and the other is the use of a small device used with that cable, called the PoE Extender.
Hybrid power/fiber cables have been on the market for a few years, but they are bulky, expensive to terminate, and they require experts to deploy. CommScope’s Powered Fiber Cable System uses cable that is like an FTTH drop cable, and can be accessed in 30 seconds by standard networking technicians without special tools.
The PoE Extender tackles other deployment issues. CommScope engineers incorporated something new in the circuit world – cheap and highly efficient DC-to-DC electrical conversion to automatically eliminate the voltage drop in the system. The Powered Fiber Cable System automatically manages the electrical voltage drop, eliminating the need for electrical calculations. This system innovation makes the cable less expensive and faster to deploy, and the electronic component innovation eliminates design headaches for the customer.
imVision, a key part of the SYSTIMAX structured cabling solutions portfolio, is the automated infrastructure management (AIM) system that connects you to what’s happening on your network. With an easy-to-use web-based dashboard, now you can see, know and control every aspect of your infrastructure in real time. Whether you want to implement changes such as adding new servers, tracking down a stranded switch port, or troubleshooting a connectivity issue, our intelligent solution can diagnose in minutes what used to take days
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Today's enterprise data centers are often a complex, intertwined network of solutions that were brought together at various times during your business' growth.
At CommScope, we know what it takes to design, deploy and maintain a connected and efficient data center. But we also understand that sometimes you've got to work with what you've got. That's why we offer a flexible portfolio of robust and cost-effective copper and fiber infrastructure solutions that fit seamlessly with your infrastructure now but can easily be migrated to higher speeds in the future.
We also provide a number of intelligent solutions that can help you manage and optimize your network and its connectivity—so your data center can deliver the best performance possible.
Golden 1 Center, future home of the Sacramento Kings franchise of the National Basketball Association, promises to be one of the most technologically advanced arenas in the world. It is already setting records as the world’s first installation of wideband multimode fiber (WBMMF), a capacity-boosting network technology supplied by CommScope.
Dave Tanis, EMEA Technical Director, CommScope, stands in front of the CommScope stand at Cisco Live in London during the first public demonstration enabling a 100 Gigabit Ethernet (GE) data transmission over off-the-shelf multi-mode fiber optic cabling at a length of more than 430 meters.
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