
Introduction to IPfiber Technology eSIX’s IPfiber technology represents a significant advancement in optical networking, designed to meet the growing demands for high-capacity, low-latency data transmission. This innovative solution leverages the capabilities of fiber optics to provide reliable connectivity, making it ideal for various applications across industries, including telecommunications, data centers, and enterprise networks. Key Features…
SD-WAN offers network management solutions that can simplify operations, reduce workloads and optimise connectivity. Find out more today. How does SD-WAN simplify network management? Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN), enable businesses to better understand the performance of their WAN networks. These software-based network management solutions deliver better-than-ever visibility, allowing IT decision-makers to make more informed…
Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM). Time to ride the wavelengths? Today the networks that make up the public internet, including our own, enable more traffic than ever before to traverse the globe to its destination. The low latency, high bandwidth, and reliable Ethernet/MPLS based networks make it easy for companies to create the connections they…
Enabling High-Bandwidth Connectivity Between Data Centers with GOIP’s DCI Solutions In today’s digital age, the relentless demand for cloud-based services, data-intensive applications, and real-time content delivery has placed unprecedented strain on traditional data center architectures. Carriers and over-the-top (OTT) providers are scrambling to keep up, needing to rapidly scale their interconnectivity between geographically dispersed facilities…
In cybersecurity, a “SOC” refers to a security operations center. This is a dedicated team and facility where IT and security professionals keep an eye on an organization’s security posture. In this context, a SOC is different from the more widely used (in enterprise circles) acronym for systems and organization controls. The SOC we’re dealing with…
It’s no secret that business applications are moving out of the data center and into the cloud. In fact, more than 40 percent of business applications now reside in the public clouds according to RightScale. This migration has forced organizations to re-evaluate their network architectures and how they handle the upsurge in internet-bound traffic. For many organizations,…