How to Benchmark and Market Your 5G Network

Data Centers vary widely in nature and can be roughly classified as hyperscale, multi-tenant, and private. A critical and common component in the operation of such data centers is the installation and maintenance of the physical cabling infrastructure. A fundamental change taking place is the evolution from cables using classic connectors on copper (RJ-45) or fiber optics (LC) to cables terminated by pluggables such as SFP or QSFP. This represents a new challenge as these cables, called Active Optical Cable (AOC) or Direct Attach Copper (DAC), are not easily validated and tested.

COVID-19 has changed our lives and forced us to think alternative ways to accomplish our daily routines. There is no going back to the old normal. 5G has experienced a big boost as the demand for remote working and improved communications have been paramount for business continuity.

Subscribers demand high-performance broadband connectivity at affordable prices – and they want service now. Service providers are deploying connectivity that meets SLAs and satisfy subscribers by extending the fiber core with fixed wireless. Learn how fixed wireless at 60 GHz offers multi-gigabit speeds that can be deployed in a matter of days, and how licensed CBRS solutions that meet NTIA BEAD requirements for reliable service provide connectivity at a fraction of the cost and time to deploy fiber all the way to the residence.

Have you ever done an assessment on how secure your DNS infrastructure is? Ponemon Institute has recently completed the first DNS Security Risk Survey among global organizations to understand how secure they are when it comes to malware and data exfiltration that uses DNS.