The widening horizon for multimode fibre
27 September, 2016 by Matias Peluffo* | Supplied by: CommScopeConnected and efficient buildings and data centres increasingly rely on a state-of-the-art physical layer infrastructure to support growing bandwidth needs over copper, fibre and wireless technologies.
nbn launches online tool for as-built designs
23 September, 2016 | Supplied by: nbn co ltdnbn has launched a new as-built designs online tool to enable developer partners to upload their designs. As of 15 August 2016, using the online tool is compulsory for all new and amended as-built submissions.
FieldVision HD video communication platform
21 September, 2016 | Supplied by: Neox LtdWith safety and speed of resolution in mind, field engineers across the globe can now solve customer issues with a clear connection back to the office via FieldVision HD, a video communication platform for maintenance and inspection personnel from Neox.
Securing wireless networks in the IoT era
20 September, 2016 by Ilan Rubin, Managing Director | Supplied by: WavelinkOrganisations must make strategic changes to effectively secure wired and wireless LANs while supporting business applications for use on mobile and desktop devices alike. This means taking a 'mobile-first' mentality.
Finger on the pulse
14 September, 2016 | Supplied by: Clipsal - by Schneider ElectricSchneider Electric is working with the FKG Group to provide expertise for the development of the company's new Tier 3, 10 MW regional data centre, to be built in Toowoomba, Queensland.
igus isense intelligent plastics
12 September, 2016 | Supplied by: Treotham Automation Pty Ltdigus isense intelligent plastics are self-lubricating and maintenance-free, as well as lighter, hard wearing and more energy efficient than traditional materials.
AFL Mini Infinity fibre distribution frame
12 September, 2016 | Supplied by: AFL Telecommunications Australia Pty LtdThe AFL Mini Infinity fibre distribution frame is a high-density optical interconnect solution suitable for a range of communication environments.
Migrating from manual service scheduling to total optimisation
07 September, 2016 by Patrick Zirnhelt* | Supplied by: IFS AustraliaIn spite of advances in automatic scheduling technologies, some service organisations still use manually intensive methods to schedule and track their service workforce.
Building for the future
05 September, 2016 | Supplied by: AFL Telecommunications Australia Pty LtdCanberra Data Centres (CDC) was formed in 2007 with the purpose of being a trusted partner for data centre services. CDC currently operates three data centres, each of which is custom-designed and built to provide the utmost functionality, security and reliability, with a focus on environmental concerns.
Built Boards BBNBNV1 NBN enclosure
01 September, 2016 | Supplied by: Built BoardsBuilt Boards has released the BBNBNV1 model NBN Enclosure, which includes updates to previous models including a lighter aluminium gear tray and individual mounting boxes for power and data.
Data developments
26 August, 2016A team of Dutch scientists has made a major breakthrough in rewritable memory storage, developing a one-kilobyte device with an information density they say is two to three orders of magnitude beyond current hard disk and flash technology, according to research published in Nature Nanotechnology.
New telecoms architecture
25 August, 2016A new project from the EU promises to improve telecommunications technology through the delivery of higher bit rates, resulting in lower-cost, faster access.
NetComm Wireless launches new US R&D facility
22 August, 2016 | Supplied by: NetComm Wireless LimitedNetComm Wireless has established its first research and development (R&D) facility outside of Australia with the launch of a new centre in Sunrise, Florida, United States.
Optimising cabling infrastructure
16 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Warren & Brown TechnologiesShielded versus unshielded — which cable is best for your application?
Fujikura CT-101 and CT-102 fibre cleavers
16 August, 2016 | Supplied by: AFL Telecommunications Australia Pty LtdAFL has released the Fujikura CT-101 and CT-102 tension cleavers designed for fibres with a cladding diameter of 80 to 250 µm.
