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Infrastructure for larger data volumes

 

Integrate 10 Gb, 40 Gb and 100 Gb Equipment More Efficiently While Future-Proofing Your Fiber and Copper Network Infrastructure

Growing demand for faster access to larger volumes of data, coupled with emerging high-speed network standards and rapidly advancing technology, is having a profound impact on network infrastructure. As 40Gb fiber becomes a standard option in data centers, the challenge of connecting 40Gb equipment to existing 10Gb equipment moves front and center. It's clear that organizations of all sizes need to be prepared to integrate slower-speed legacy network equipment with new higher speed equipment.

This white paper:

  • Explains the staggering growth of digital data volume and the increasing demand for faster access
  • Examines the different types of data transmission
  • Outlines the two potential solutions for connecting 10Gb equipment with higher-speed equipment
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