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Research shows there is more demand for data center resources and that power and power density continues to increase. The amount of power we're providing into the rack continues to grow with more use-cases around business demand. And, with more demands being put on data centers, as well as more data center builds including energizing components such as substations, the wire and cable requirements to power your data center are becoming more complex with limited resources available for installation.

In a hyperconverged infrastructure environment, the network is a vital element. Legacy and proprietary networking solutions limit flexibility, scalability and performance. If a network doesn’t function correctly, VMs can experience slowdowns to simply not being available.Hyperconverged infrastructure, when combined with modern, open networking software allows for agility, flexibility and a greatly simplified operational model across compute, storage and networking.

Development teams are burdened with pressures to rapidly build and scale apps to meet business demands. All types of businesses are seeing the cloud as their long-term approach to building new applications by providing developers a highly available and secure environment to code, compile, deploy, test, maintain, and monitor applications.

For today’s most critical communications systems, as well as emerging applications that will come to fruition on the horizon, the outside-plant cabling infrastructure is of paramount importance. Across a campus and around the globe, rock-solid connectivity is essential for promising technologies to reach their full potential. This webcast, produced by Cabling Installation & Maintenance, focuses on cabling-infrastructure components and systems deployed in outside-plant environments. It provides detail on the physical characteristics and user-experience attributes required for these systems to ensure the extremely high level of performance required in the outside plant. Join us for this webcast sponsored by Corning Optical Communications and Fluke Networks.