Rise of the machines
12 February, 2018 by Gavin Milton-White, Vice President Enterprise, Asia Pacific, CommScope* | Supplied by: CommScope Technologies Australia Pty LtdAsia Pacific is expected to have more than 8 billion connected devices by 2020. These devices will keep running with the help of billions of machines around the world. These machines will need to run 24/7 to keep up with demand.
Vocus to add 8 TBps capacity ahead of ASC
23 January, 2018Vocus Communications is upgrading its domestic infrastructure to support the early customer demand for Australia Singapore Cable (ASC).
Google to build three new subsea cables
18 January, 2018Google is expanding its global infrastructure by adding three new submarine cables and five new regions.
The infrastructure debacle that keeps getting worse
17 January, 2018 by Mark Gregory*The government's plan for the nbn is a mess and recent events provide an insight into why the Prime Minister should heed the calls for change.
Warren & Brown Technologies 600 x 100 mm (24 x 4″) ducting raceway system
19 December, 2017 | Supplied by: Warren & Brown TechnologiesWarren & Brown Technologies' 600 x 100 mm (24 x 4″) ducting raceway system provides maximum capacity for routing and protecting optical fibre patch cords.
igus Honeycomb strain relief system
24 November, 2017 | Supplied by: Treotham Automation Pty LtdThe Honeycomb universal strain relief system saves engineering and assembly time while keeping cables and hoses safe in motion.
FITEL S179 Core Alignment Fusion Splicer and Cleaver
01 November, 2017 | Supplied by: TechRentalsThe FITEL S179 is a handheld, high-performance core alignment fusion splicer that delivers rapid splicing (6 s) and heating (9 s) with consistent results.
Delta InfraSuite Device Master data centre facility monitoring software
26 October, 2017 | Supplied by: Delta Energy SystemsThe Delta InfraSuite Device Master data centre facility monitoring software enables real-time management and monitoring of critical data centre equipment such as uninterruptible power systems (UPSs), cooling systems and environment control systems.
Schneider Electric brings big data and IoT to data centres
24 October, 2017 | Supplied by: Clipsal - by Schneider ElectricSchneider Electric is bringing big data and IoT to data centres with its data centre management as a service architecture EcoStruxure IT.
Pier DC opens new facility in WA
23 October, 2017Data centre operator Pier DC has opened a new Tier III-certified facility in Canning Vale, Perth.
Lost data leads to payment delays for installers
11 October, 2017 | Supplied by: IDEAL INDUSTRIES (AUST) Pty LtdPoor test data sharing processes are resulting in lost test results, delayed job completions and cash flow problems, according to manufacturer of portable network and cable certification and testing equipment IDEAL Networks.
ABB TRIO-50.0 transformerless inverter
05 October, 2017 | Supplied by: ABB Australia Pty LtdThe ABB TRIO-50.0 transformerless inverter combines the performance and price advantage of a central inverter, with the flexibility and ease of installation of a string inverter.
Managing airflow in a data centre
18 September, 2017 by John Jakovcevic* | Supplied by: STULZ Australia Pty LtdWith soaring wholesale prices pushing up electricity bills, it's more important than ever for businesses to assess energy usage and operational effectiveness.
Phoenix Contact PTFIX distribution blocks
14 September, 2017 | Supplied by: Phoenix Contact Pty LtdThe Phoenix Contact PTFIX distribution blocks with push-in connection technology help technicians save time as no tools are required to connect.
Flexibility key to public sector data centre consolidation
12 September, 2017 by Greg Whiffin, Director, Commercial Operations, Enterprise Networks | Supplied by: Corning Optical Communications P/LAs astute and demanding buyers, state and local government departments are instrumental in driving improved availability, energy efficiency and security of data centre design and infrastructure.
