Cat. 6A Easy Lock for Offices and Buildings
R&M is extending its range for Cat. 6A copper cabling and Class EA links. The latest development is Cat. 6A EL. A particularly simple and fast solution for office and building cabling.
High Density on the Street
The new generation of the cross connection solution by R&M is called the HD SCM street cabinet. The same size housing can now accommodate 50 percent more FO connections - plus Single Circuit Management.
Muscat Airport Aims for Rapid Growth
In anticipation of its ambitious plans to quadruple its passenger capacity through systematic expansion, Muscat International Airport has implemented a fiber-optic backbone network, based on R&M's solutions.
A Perfect FTTH Complete Solution
For the Gerbi new building project in Willisau, Elektro Illi AG and R&M together implemented an FTTH complete solution. R&M's service made a significant contribution to the success of the installation. We were able to achieve optimum implementation of Swisscom's...
Saving Energy with Short Links
How can cabling help data centers and local data networks consume less energy? The R&M solution for the new Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) standard.
Faster to the Workstation
High-speed data transmission with 10 Gigabit Ethernet is finding its way into offices. What do network planners, installers and users now have to take into consideration with structured office cabling?
Cabling for Wireless Wave2
The new WiFi Standard IEEE 802.11ac (Wave2) is bringing even more and even faster data traffic to access points. What does the structured cabling have to be like to ensure there are no bottlenecks in the network?
40GBASE-T: Battle of the Systems
Things are really hotting up for the experts and network specialists on the road to 40GBASE-T. The IEEE group 802.3bq is aiming to adopt its new standard this year. But which connectivity technology will succeed in asserting itself at the...
Avoiding Packet Loss in the Network
Data centers are caught up in the virtualized computing storm. Their networks have to continue to develop to keep pace with high-performance demands. And that in turn means greater demands on cabling. It's all about avoiding packet loss.