Welcome to the world of networking, where every device has a purpose. If you’re new to this scene, don’t worry! Understanding the differences between layer 3 switches and routers might seem like rocket science at first, but we’ve got your back. … Continued

Mining has been a crucial industry for centuries, providing the world with valuable resources that we rely on every day. However, as global demand continues to rise and mines get deeper and more complex, traditional mining methods are becoming increasingly inefficient … Continued

onnect their disparate network technologies and achieve seamless communication. These devices convert signals from one media type to another, enabling companies to integrate different machines and systems into a cohesive whole. … Continued

Are you looking to expand your network capabilities and improve data transfer speeds? If so, fiber media converters may be just what you need. These powerful devices help bridge the gap between different types of networks by converting signals from one medium to another. … Continued

An Ethernet switch is a networking device that connects multiple devices, such as computers, printers and servers on the same network. It works by receiving data packets from one device and then forwarding them to their intended destination. … Continued

Are you looking to maximize your network efficiency? One way to do so is by choosing the right PoE switch for your business needs. But what exactly is a PoE switch and how does it differ from a regular Ethernet switch? … Continued

Industrial Automation has become a buzzword for its immense potential to revolutionize manufacturing and production processes. Unlike manual labour, industrial automation allows machines to perform tasks with precision and consistency, resulting in increased efficiency, cost-saving benefits, and improved productivity. … Continued

A Surveillance VLAN is a virtual local area network built specifically for the user’s video data streams, assuring the integrity of video traffic when it is broadcast with other traffic. That is to say, if other services (data, voice, etc.) are simultaneously delivered, a surveillance VLAN … Continued

TIA (Telecommunications Industry Association) developed a protocol called Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint Discovery (LLDP-MED) to define certain extensions that enhance the automation/management of certain types of network devices … Continued

IP-based IoT and IIoT networks require a voice VLAN to ensure quality voice data transmission. VoIP interface-equipped devices can use Voice VLAN, a new addition to VLAN, to create a voice-only VLAN exclusive to digital voice devices.This is a potentially disruptive feature, … Continued

The Internet of Energy also helps the energy industry and grid operators meet increasing energy needs. With real-time monitoring, these companies can react to sudden changes in demand. It also gives consumers more tools to manage their energy consumption, resulting in higher energy efficiency. … Continued

The Internet of Things is a network of connected devices that can communicate with each other. These devices typically contain embedded software, computing hardware, and sensors. The data that these devices collect is then processed in the cloud. The resulting information is then sent back to the connected devices. The internet of things … Continued

Power over Ethernet (PoE) is an emerging technology that allows networked devices to receive power via Ethernet connections. Its flexibility makes it an attractive choice for any smart IoT solution. Today, PoE is being refined to meet the requirements of IoT and converged solutions. Today’s PoE standards address … Continued

The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is a growing category of connected medical devices that can transmit and collect data. The data collected by these devices can help healthcare providers monitor key biometrics in real-time, which can help them perform accurate diagnoses and prevent disease. IoMT software applications can streamline processes … Continued

Industry 4.0 is an acronym for the fourth industrial revolution. It involves the implementation of a number of technologies into the manufacturing process. These technologies can range from advanced robotics to additive manufacturing. Other technologies that are included
… Continued

European Smart Cities Market Overview More than 55% of the world’s population currently live in cities (1980: 39%). In Europe, the figure is even higher – about 75% of the continent’s population are city dwellers. And cities are not the only popular places to live. They are also economic powerhouses, logistics hubs, administrative centres, drivers … Continued

Industrial Network Switches are network switches designed specifically for industrial applications that require high-speed data communication and are deployed in harsh environments. Depending on the purpose of the switch, these devices can be multi-ring, single-ring, or single-loop. … Continued

Ethernet Ring Protection Switching, or ERPS, is an effort at ITU-T under G.8032 Recommendation to provide sub-50ms protection and recovery switching for Ethernet traffic in a ring topology while ensuring that there are no loops formed at the Industrial Network … Continued

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) refers to interconnected sensors, controllers and other devices. With a strong focus on machine-to-machine (M2M) communication, big data, and machine learning. The IIoT enables industries and enterprises to have better efficiency and reliability in their operations. The IIoT encompasses industrial applications … Continued

Why Bandwidth is Crucial for a High-Performing Video Surveillance System Bandwidth is the most crucial element of ethernet networking for video surveillance systems. Without careful planning ahead of time, the security Camera System might end up with a bandwidth bottleneck. This not only causes video packet loss, delay, or jitter but also degrades video quality, … Continued

Ethernet OAM is a set of functions that provides a system or network fault indication, performance monitoring, security management, diagnostic functions, configuration and user provisioning. The purpose of these management tools or capabilities is to enable the monitoring and quick restoration of the network in case of failure. … Continued

With the growing demand for bandwidth from fast-growing cloud services and data centers, 100G networks are growing rapidly. Before deciding to design a product or purchasing a 100G optical transceiver, you should understand the type and characteristics of the 100G optical transceivers to be able to make better judgments and choices. … Continued

Connecting the Dots: Understanding Edge Data Center Interconnection Edge data centers are smaller facilities located close to the populations they serve that deliver cloud computing resources and cached content to end-users. They typically connect to larger central data or multiple data centers. By processing data and services as close to the end-users as possible, edge … Continued

PoE (Power over Ethernet) allows professionals to install remote or outside equipment without connecting to AC power to deliver power to several locations without installing additional electrical infrastructure or power outlets. PoE Power over Ethernet is also highly cost-effective as it allows you to use one cable for both power and data transmission, so purchasing and running multiple cables isn’t necessary. … Continued