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A new scheme has been launched by the UK Government entitled ‘Project Government’, the plan is to ensure the entire UK has access to a network connection including more rural areas. There is a total of £5 billion of funding available for this project which is expected to be released over a few years. It is estimated that the UK will have 85% network coverage by 2025….
The last year has flown by! With a global pandemic, three lockdowns and a series of vaccines. Your business is likely to be focusing on post-covid recovery but it’s important to look to the future to…
What is an IoT you may ask? IoT stands for “internet of things”. It is a network made up of all devices, not just traditional PCs that are connected to the internet. These devices can…
Smart buildings are the future, they utilise an array of technology to optimise a building’s performance. In addition, connecting numerous systems will reduce spending & inefficiency of existing buildings.
Current smart buildings combine lighting, power, temperature, alarms, IP access controls and more to maximise the flexibility and controllability of
HD Base-T is a connectivity standard approved by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). This standard in a variety of fields including audio-visual, automotive, consumer and industrial.
This global standard was
Take a minute to stop and think about all the typical items in your place of work that are considered a fire risk. Now think about all the items that have to meet standards to be safe for use. Did you consider all the cabling in the walls and ceilings?
Since the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017, strict standards have been put into force to ensure companies are producing products that are safe for use and pose no additional fire risk. You may have heard how this applies to household appliances but how does it affect cabling?
New legislation will come into place that requires data centres to install at least one element of renewable energy to offset their overall consumption and carbon footprint.
Data centres throughout the globe currently use 3% of the world’s global power. They make up for 2% of the total carbon footprint, matching that of the aviation industry. It is predicted that if current trends continue data centres will use one-fifth of the global energy by 2040.
Passive Optical Networks (PONs) are taking the tech industry by storm. It’s no surprise as PONs consume less power than current networks which have an average consumption rate of 40%.
A typical PON delivers data via a single transmission to multiple endpoints
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