Cold climate, low humidity, and abundant supply of local hydropower will significantly cut power costs for this new data center in Norway.
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Cold climate, low humidity, and abundant supply of local hydropower will significantly cut power costs for this new data center in Norway.
Read moreCombining multiple advanced technologies, recent lab demos and field trials demonstrate impressive increase in subsea cable system capacity.
Read moreConstellation shaping is a way to outperform conventional modulation schemes capacity wise and to operate subsea cable closer to the Shannon limit.
Read moreVarious multiplexing options are available for increasing subsea cable system capacity and lowering the cost per transported bit as well.
Read moreIn a theory developed in the 40s, the Shannon limit provided a fundamental law that still governs the maximal capacity of modern coherent optical networks.
Read moreThe termination of Eastern Light’s Sweden-Finland subsea cable system in Equinix data centers is a further illustration of Equinix model with subsea cables.
Read moreLefdal Mine Datacenter reuses an old mine to build a new data center in Norway with exceptional power and water consumption performances.
Read moreOptical infrastructure sharing is an efficient way to enable the building of new optical network infrastructure, in emerging countries especially.
Read morePredicting the future is not easy, and this is especially true for the absolute minimum fiber loss that could be achieved within the next years.
Read moreThis updated post lists, for all the relevant subsea cable systems, the ICPs/OTTs who are customers, investors or owners of these systems.
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