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Clock accuracy anchors national network

TDC has deployed Oscilloquartz's OSA 3230B cesium clock in its national optical transport network. The technology provides phenomenally precise measurement reference with accuracy 10 times better than ITU-T recommendations.

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Research reveals 2016's top IT challenges

Global survey of 2,685 IT pros highlights the biggest challenges IT teams face in the battle over the increasing complexity, security threats and importance of mission critical applications and infrastructure.

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ZTE partners with Reliance Communications India to build 100G metro optical network

ZTE Corporation has signed a new 100G optical transportation network (OTN) contract with Reliance Communications India.

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LPWANs set to take on cellular for IoT applications says Beecham Research report

LPWANs to provide 26% of the total IoT connectivity market with over 345 million connections by 2020.

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Technical Discussion: High Performance IP Replication

Why is it so challenging to achieve high performance IP Replication over distance between data centers? Check out Brocade subject matter experts discussing the challenges of achieving high performance IP replication over distance, including how Brocade addresses this architecturally and test results comparing IP storage replication workloads showing you the level of performance you can achieve with Brocade's solution.

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