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How AI Is Rewriting Cabling Best Practices in the Data Center

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By Patrick McLaughlin Verified
| Cabling Installation & Maintenance Verified
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the design priorities inside the data center, and for structured cabling professionals, the shift can be significant. The rise of GPU-based computing clusters, high-performance computing (HPC) fabrics, and ultra-high-speed interconnects is changing cabling-system design requirements and doing away with traditional assumptions. For contractors, designers, and installers, AI isn’t just another application layer.
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TIA Will Publish AI-Focused Addendum to 942 Data Center Standard

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By Patrick McLaughlin Verified
| Cabling Installation & Maintenance Verified
The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) has begun the official process of publishing an addendum to the ANSI/TIA-942-C data center standard that will focus on artificial intelligence (AI) computing. The TIA officially issued a call for interest on this project on February 26.
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Building-to-Building Connectivity in Campus Environments: Technologies, Standards, and Next-Generation Approaches

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By Patrick McLaughlin Verified
| Cabling Installation & Maintenance Verified
Campus environments present unique challenges and opportunities for network cabling designers, installers, and end-users. Unlike traditional single-building offices, campuses require robust outside plant (OSP) infrastructures that interconnect multiple buildings, facilitate high-capacity connectivity, and support evolving digital applications ranging from WiFi to IoT sensors and real-time video surveillance.
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