no longer be excluded from the network management scenario. The technology to do so has been available for years, and companies like my own have fully standards compliant 10GBASE-T IIM solutions available today.


The story continues


The physical devices that make a next generation security device should be sufficiently scala ble to meet all the required deployment scenarios.


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In conclusion, technology has continued to demonstrate that it can and will develop to make copper cabling beat the current boundaries. We can be fairly sure that we will see 40Gbps and maybe 100Gbps as copper-based infrastructure products in the years to come.


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