Jul 06, 2026
Indoor vs Outdoor Access Point: Choose the Right AP
Choosing between an indoor and outdoor access point is rarely just a question of where the box gets mounted. In practice, the difference between an indoor vs ou
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Jul 06, 2026Indoor vs Outdoor Access Point: Choose the Right APChoosing between an indoor and outdoor access point is rarely just a question of where the box gets mounted. In practice, the difference between an inview more -
Jul 01, 2026XPO Transceivers: 12.8T Liquid-Cooled AI OpticsAI clusters have pushed optical interconnects into a new phase. As GPU counts climb into the tens of thousands, the network has to move more traffic iview more -
Jun 30, 2026800G DAC vs AOC vs Optical Transceivers for AI Data CentersAI clusters have changed what a high-speed interconnect has to do. In a traditional enterprise network, bandwidth grows slowly and most traffic flowsview more -
Jun 29, 2026OS2 Single Mode Fiber for AI ClustersA single rack of sixteen H100-class GPUs can push well over 400 Gbps of east-west traffic, and each hardware generation raises that number. When the fview more -
Jun 27, 2026Wi-Fi 6 Campus Network Design: A Software-Driven Approach to Scalable Wireles...Deploying Wi-Fi 6 across a campus is not a simple access point swap. A Wi-Fi 6 access point can handle more concurrent clients and deliver higher per-view more -
Jun 26, 2026LC Fiber Connector Guide: Choose the Right CableIf you patch switches, transceivers, or fiber distribution frames for a living, the LC connector is probably the fitting you touch most. It is the smaview more -
Jun 25, 2026400G DCI Architecture: 400ZR, ZR+ or TransponderHow to Choose a 400G DCI Architecture If you only read one paragraph, read this. For short campus or in-building links, use direct 400G Ethernet opticview more -
Jun 24, 2026400G QSFP-DD Loopback Testing: Find Port FaultsA 400G QSFP-DD loopback module plugs into a QSFP-DD host port and routes the eight transmit lanes straight back into the receive side, so the port canview more -
Jun 22, 2026Switch Buffers: Reduce AI Network Loss and LatencySwitch buffers are small pools of memory inside a network switch that hold packets for a moment when traffic arrives faster than a port can send it. Oview more -
Jun 18, 2026InfiniBand vs RoCE for AI Inference NetworksChoose InfiniBand when your inference workload lives or dies by predictable tail latency, and choose RoCE (RDMA over Converged Ethernet) when you wantview more -
Jun 17, 2026Co-Packaged Optics: When CPO Beats PluggablesCo-Packaged Optics (CPO) is an interconnect architecture that places the optical engine directly next to the switch ASIC or processor, instead of routview more -
Jun 16, 2026400G vs 800G vs 1.6T Optical Modules for AIOptical modules in AI data centers have shifted from being passive connectivity parts to becoming a core component of compute performance. The reasonview more