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ENTERPRISE EQUIPMENT STRUCTURED CABLING: Get Past Cat 5e
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Thursday, March 11, 2004

Future Trends

Cat 6 in the horizontal and fiber in the backbone will be the most popular trends in near future. Bandwidth-hungry applications in some enterprises may see fiber going till the desktop. Among various fiber options, laser-graded 50-micron fiber and single-mode fibers may gain more popularity as compared to the conventional 62.5 u fiber.

In fact, five years down the line, fiber will start taking over copper as the dominant medium in the backbone. Yet, fiber-to-the-desk is not likely to become a reality (as the needs in general won’t be such) over the same time period.

Experts panel
KK Shetty, country manager, AMP Netconnect, India and Saarc, Tyco Electronics Corporation India
Vikas Pinjarkar, general manager, structured cabling sales, D-Link
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