World Cup causes susbtantial traffic growth

According to the Cisco® Visual Networking Index™ Global Forecast and Service Adoption for 2013 to 2018, global Internet Protocol (IP) traffic will increase nearly three-fold over the next four years due to more Internet users and devices, faster broadband speeds and more video viewing. Global IP traffic for fixed and mobile connections is expected to reach an annual run rate of 1.6 zettabytes* – more than one and a half trillion gigabytes per year by 2018. The projected annual...

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City of Linda Loma deploys high speed fiber network with m2fx

Californian municipality reduces FTTP deployment costs by up to 76% with pushable technology and micro trenching.

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Arrow Electronics launches Solutions Station in UK

Arrow Electronics has announced the launch of its Solution Station in the UK, the new online tool designed with the goal to help the channel sell additional solutions to their customers and for vendors to promote their latest technologies. The online hub, with its unique solution finder, allows users to quickly and easily search for a technology then presents them with a list of complementary technologies available from Arrow that they can then offer clients. In addition to its search and...

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Capgemini Deutschland GmbH has been awarded three framework agreements with the Data Processing and...
Soitron, one of the fastest growing IT Groups, moves into the UK to service existing clients &...
Video series launched as part of the Digital Agenda focus on accessible and education information...
Logicalis has been named Cisco UK&I Solution Innovation Partner of the Year, for its ImmersiV...
SolarWinds has announced its centralized IP address management solution, SolarWinds IP Address...
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