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Ultra-low-loss, large-effective-area submarine optical fibre

Corning Incorporated announced the commercialization of a new ultra-low-loss, large-effective-area submarine optical fibre that addresses the needs of next-generation, high-data-rate submarine networks.

p>Corning Incorporated announced the commercialization of a new ultra-low-loss, large-effective-area submarine optical fibre that addresses the needs of next-generation, high-data-rate submarine networks.

Phase 1 marine installation completed on cable system

Cable system spans 6,800km providing higher capacity and increased connectivity between the west coast of Africa, Portugal and beyond.

p>Cable system spans 6,800km providing higher capacity and increased connectivity between the west coast of Africa, Portugal and beyond.

Low-cost solution meets growing demand for WiFi test equipment

Willtek Communications has announced its 1491 WiFi Connectivity Test Package which satisfies requirements for Wireless LAN device testing. Service centres will use this new product for easy Go/NoGo testing of WiFi-enabled devices, including smartphones and even routers.p>Willtek Communications has announced its 1491 WiFi Connectivity Test Package which satisfies requirements for Wireless LAN device testing. Service centres will use this new product for easy Go/NoGo testing of WiFi-enabled devices, including smartphones and even routers.

Innovations for FTTH networks

Reichle and De-Massari (R&M) recently presented its advances in fibre optics and FTTH (fibre To The Home) product portfolio. R&M’s latest developments are a testament to R&M’s growing focus and success in fibre optic data networks and the FTTH arena.Reichle and De-Massari (R&M) recently presented its advances in fibre optics and FTTH (fibre To The Home) product portfolio. R&M’s latest developments are a testament to R&M’s growing focus and success in fibre optic data networks and the FTTH arena.

African broadband market to triple by 2015

After years of slow growth and outright despair at to whether broadband would ever take off on the African continent, the market is inching ever closer to a tipping point, according to a new report from AfricaNext Investment Research, The Future of African Broadband.After years of slow growth and outright despair at to whether broadband would ever take off on the African continent, the market is inching ever closer to a tipping point, according to a new report from AfricaNext Investment Research, The Future of African Broadband.

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