11 Apr

What Is The Main Advantage of Power Over Ethernet (PoE)?

The main advantage of Power over Ethernet (PoE) is delivery of data AND power over one Cat5e/Cat6 Ethernet cable. PoE ends the need for AC/DC power supplies and outlets. A remote installation costs less than fiber as no electrician is required. Ethernet cable costs less and is often already installed buildings.

This article will explain the many advantages PoE has to offer. What began as an effort

By Rita Mailheau Networking Ethernet, PoE Networks, Power over ethernet

31 Oct

IEEE 802.3cg | Pushing Ethernet Technology Into the Future

Ethernet engineers have complicated work. Upgrading equipment, meeting budgets and deadlines, and ensuring maximum uptime all land in their wheelhouse.

But if you could summarize the primary problem (and solution) in one word, it would be speed.

There’s no question that since 1985, there’s been a lot of progress made when it comes to network speed. This year, 400GB ethernet is

By Rita Mailheau Technology Ethernet, protocols

30 Jun

The Cable War: Copper vs. Fiber

WiFi is excellent. We all love it. But underneath any good wireless network, lies some serious cabling.

The question is, which will be better for any given scenario? Fiber or copper?

Ethernet has certainly been in the news lately. From applications of LED lighting to advanced IP camera technology, there are no shortage of applications for ethernet cabling.

Copper cabling such as Ethernet, is the cheaper

By Rita Mailheau Technology Ethernet, Fiber Optic

07 Jun

Why Power over Ethernet will Power the Smart Building of The Future

You know Power over Ethernet as the cabling technology used in information technology that transmits both data and power using a standard Ethernet cable. PoE gives users the ability to deploy powered devices at any location, regardless if electrical outlets are present. It is this characteristic that makes Ethernet the ideal default cabling medium that will connect the smart building

By Delia Hernandez Featured Posts, Infographics, Networking, Technology 802.3bt, automation, Ethernet, home automation, IoT, Smart building

18 May

Time Capsule Alert! The Earliest Ethernet Advertisement

In 1973, Robert Metcalfe wrote a memo that would serve as the founding concepts for the technology that we now know as Ethernet. Xerox Parc assigned Robert Metcalfe with the task of connecting a group of personal computers to a printer. Along with his co-inventor David Boggs, Robert Metcalfe invented the cabling technology that would transform a computer from a static workstation

By Delia Hernandez Featured Posts, Networking, Technology 802.3, bob metcalfe, cat5, cat5e, Ethernet, lan

28 Apr

PoE Market Forecasts from the Dell’Oro Group

Did you miss the Ethernet Alliance’s Analyst Hour on Power over Ethernet? The Ethernet Alliance’s webinar discussed the outlook of the industry and future factors that will drive PoE growth. Keep reading to catch up on the latest market research conducted by the Dell’Oro Group for insight on the PoE industry.

Who is the Dell’Oro Group?

The Dell’Oro Group specializes in providing market research for the telecommunications,

By Delia Hernandez Featured Posts, Networking, Technology Ethernet, Ethernet Aliance, IEEE, PoE, VoIP

30 Jun

Automotive Standardization of Ethernet Promises to Make Roads Even Safer

Microchips do much more than hold back the horse power of your car. Technological innovations in the automotive industry have made it possible to implement sophisticated microprocessors to support a myriad of safety mechanisms such as “camera-assisted parking with advanced

By derekpsneed Technology Ethernet, Ethernet in cars

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What Is The Main Advantage of Power Over Ethernet (PoE)?

IEEE 802.3cg | Pushing Ethernet Technology Into the Future

The Cable War: Copper vs. Fiber

Why Power over Ethernet will Power the Smart Building of The Future

Time Capsule Alert! The Earliest Ethernet Advertisement

PoE Market Forecasts from the Dell’Oro Group

Who is the Dell’Oro Group?

Automotive Standardization of Ethernet Promises to Make Roads Even Safer