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First Inspect, Then Connect: Simplifying Fiber Cleaning

High-quality cleaning procedures and products eliminate the top cause of fiber network failures: dirty connectors Scoping and cleaning fiber optic connections during test and turn-up are skills…

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3 Ways to Simplify 5G/6G Fiber Deployments

Fiber optic solutions for backhaul and beyond determine wireless network success, especially for next-gen wireless Fiber has become a bigger discussion point for next-gen wireless deployment than many…

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3 Considerations for Maximizing Installations in Your MDU/MTU Environment

Multi-dwelling unit (MDU) and multi-tenant unit (MTU) buildings vary greatly in design and number of units, making them a consistent challenge for both designers and installers. Getting fiber to each…

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Don’t Let a Cheap Patch Cord Take Down an Expensive Network

Quality fiber optics should ensure low insertion loss and clean connectors to safeguard communications infrastructure In business school, we heard a story about the CEO of a large manufacturer in the…

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What Is a Fiber Distribution Hub (FDH)?

A guide to FDHs and their role in modern fiber optic networks Broadband providers will likely pass 50% more homes…

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3 Ways to Overcome the Labor Shortage and Lack of Training in the Fiber Industry

As network builders pass more and more homes with fiber each year, it’s become abundantly clear the impact that properly trained technicians have on the industry. However, the number of available…

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