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data centres Simple planning
The ultimate goal in data centre networks is to have zero downtime or ‘extreme’ network availability. In a risk averse environment with very strict schedule constraints and budgets, demanding reliability and performance without compromise is a must. Today, suppliers of network systems deliver additional pre-terminated patch cords and/or pigtails. The Belden solution is referred to as ‘pre-term made easy’ because it brings simplicity to the configuring and ordering process and it offers ease of installation through flexible cable assemblies and plug-and-play connectivity. Furthermore, with simple planning, fast delivery, up to 90 per cent reduction in installation time and labour cost, virtually no testing or troubleshooting required, Belden’s pre-terminated cabling system delivers the promise of pre-terminated cabling systems: dramatically reduced installation time, cost savings, and the reliability and performance of factory terminations – all without compromises or trade offs.
Advantages of pre-terminated cables include easy configuration, with only a few standard components to choose from to build an entire system, easy installation, built-in reliability with ultra robust assemblies and connectors, and guaranteed Category performance with test results supplied with each assembly.
Also, the simplicity of the components means energy and waste savings throughout the manufacturing and supply chain process. For further
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Ready for anything
The data centre is the focus of exponential increases in computing and power storage, and the source of the flood of streamed media and content. From the grandest custom facility straddling national power and telecoms nodes, to the simplest server room, Corning Cable Systems has a valuable solution.
Corning’s LANscape Pretium solutions ensure your data centre is ready for what’s now and what’s next including the products, services and support needed to design, implement and maintain your data centre infrastructure. The Plug & Play Universal systems are factory terminated optical fibre cabling systems designed to improve performance for the increasing demand for high speeds in data centre LAN/ SAN, enterprise building backbone and fibre-to- the-desk applications. All Plug & Play systems are equipped with Corning ClearCurve 50µm ultra bendable fibre (OM3/OM4), 100Gb ready and benefit from the Universal wired modular system components, doing away with polarity concerns. For further information visit:
www.corning.com
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