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Digitalisation World Magazine talks to Prolabs

Phil Alsop, Editor of Digitalisation World talks 400G technology and use cases with Ray Hagen - Global Product Line Manager, and Jon Eikel, Chief Strategy Officer, both with ProLabs. The conversation offers some great guidance on how to build out 400G infrastructure, the industry and applications where it is set to make a difference, and ends with a look to the future – 800G networks and beyond!

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Ethernet gets legal thumbs up

More and more leading enterprises are moving to smarter more cost efficient Interconnect solutions, listen to why Wrigleys Solicitors in the UK chose Mellanox’s Ethernet solutions.

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Panduit introduces fusion-spliced connectors

Exploring Panduit's OmniSplice connectors and their role in fibre optic network integration and efficiency.

The critical role of verified trust in the AI-driven world

Explore the impact of continuous, contextual identity verification in enhancing business metrics and closing trust gaps within enterprises.

One New Zealand enhances network services with highlight platform

One NZ selects Highlight to strengthen network service visibility and customer satisfaction.

Shifting dynamics in business networking: the role of AI amidst evolving practices

A new study highlights how AI is transforming networking approaches for UK SMEs, yet human connections remain vital.

Expert Opinions

Momentum over noise: what MSPs really need from 2026

By Will Morey, Managing Director at Gamma Business.

It’s time to move forward: solving the challenges that have plagued data centre operations for the past decade

By Jeff Safovich, CTO of RiT Tech.

Keeping data in check: the importance of data defensibility

By George Tziahanas, AGC and VP of Compliance at Archive360.

Is co-location the key for the UK’s data centres?

By Philip Silk, Development Director at Conrad Energy.

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