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Patch Cord: Functions, Uses, and Benefits for Your Network

A patch cord, also known as a patch cable, is a fiber optic cable made from glass fiber. It comes pre-fitted with connectors on each end and is commonly used by global data center providers to link devices to telecommunications networks. Patch cords offer fast, stable data transmission and are resistant to electrical interference. Primarily…

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UTP Cat 5E vs. Cat 6: Key Differences You Need to Know

Today, cables remain one of the primary transmission media used by network service providers in Indonesia. Among these, the UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cable is widely used in the telecommunications industry and supports computer network connectivity. Made with copper conductors, UTP cables are wrapped in plastic insulation for protection against fire and physical disturbances. Inside,…

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Stranded or Solid Cable: Which Is Better?

When setting up installations for electronic devices, networking, or data centers—whether independently or through data center service providers—cabling is essential. Cables primarily serve two functions: conducting electricity from the power source to the device and transmitting frequencies or signal information. Electrical cables consist of two parts: the conductor and the insulator. The conductor can be…

Understanding Fiber Optic Cables: Their Advantages and Disadvantages

Understanding Fiber Optic Cables: Their Advantages and Disadvantages

The telecommunications industry has rapidly adapted to technological advancements, including the shift from copper to fiber optic cables. Fiber optic cables are now widely used by IT companies in Indonesia, especially for internet network installations. Fiber optic itself is composed of pure glass strands that act as waveguides for long-distance light transmission, using a principle…

LAN Network Troubleshooting Guide for Beginners

LAN Network Troubleshooting Guide for Beginners

A Local Area Network (LAN) is the backbone of data communication in home, office, or corporate environments. While LANs are designed to provide stable connectivity, technical issues may still arise. For beginners, understanding the basics of LAN troubleshooting can help resolve issues without calling a technician. This guide will explain practical steps to troubleshoot LAN…

Complete Guide to UTP, STP, and Fiber Optic Network Cables

Complete Guide to UTP, STP, and Fiber Optic Network Cables

In today’s connected world, the choice of network cables plays a crucial role in determining the performance, security, and reliability of data transmission. Whether you’re setting up a home network or managing a large-scale enterprise infrastructure, understanding the differences between the most common types of network cables is essential. This guide provides an in-depth look…

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How to Quickly Troubleshoot Power and Cooling Issues in Data Centre

Data centers are the lifeblood of the digital age, housing the vast amounts of data that power businesses, governments, and personal communications. However, the energy demands of data centers pose significant challenges, particularly in the realms of electrical and cooling engineering. This article explores the current challenges in these areas and offers solutions to improve…