Enterprise Digital Strategy IoT, 5G, Edge and AI
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Connectivity
Stay in the loop on the latest technologies connecting us together, from Edge and 5G to AI and cloud, that span terrestrial fiber, subsea cables, and Internet Exchanges
In a new game of interconnection Latency is the New Currency
Society and businesses around the globe are entering a new era of digitalization in which digital applications and services will be needed everywhere, for everyone. The year 2021 heralds the
It’s Internet Stuff Accelerating FTTH investment globally
It’s Internet stuff!” A colleague’s neighbor proclaimed this in early March at the sight of a construction crew hanging fiber down a street in Connecticut. On the heels of Oak
Hyperscale, Hyperspeed Hypercloud
The evolving dynamics of hyperscale data centers and hyperscale cloud
How Data Gravity Will Reshape Our World
The way enterprises create, use, deliver and store data will change sooner than you may think. Our 26-page cover story introduces you to the executives and companies managing the groundbreaking concept of data gravity.
One-on-one With Christian Priess
InterGlobix Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Jasmine Bedi talks to Hexatronic’s Business Development Executive Christian Priess about the company’s products, industry trends and market segments.
The Henrico Advantage Unsurpassed Data Access and more
Robust infrastructure and world’s fastest data transmission provides Henrico, Virginia companies with the competitive edge in new era
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SpaceX, Facebook and Google are all pursuing several concepts based on laser communication technology. Optical backbone networks enable the interconnection of satellite and transmitting data from satellite to ground. This article touches upon the background of laser communications and some of the recent developments underway.
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