
How Many Mbps in a Gbps? The Network Conversion You Must Know
1 Gbps equals 1000 Mbps. Get the official conversion formula, understand the crucial Mbps vs. MBps distinction, and apply data rates to Enterprise LAN and Optical Transceivers.

1 Gbps equals 1000 Mbps. Get the official conversion formula, understand the crucial Mbps vs. MBps distinction, and apply data rates to Enterprise LAN and Optical Transceivers.

RJ45 connectors fail at 10G+ due to distance and thermal limits; fiber and SFP+ must replace copper for scalable 40G/100G data center and backbone links.

QSFP became the high-density standard by using Quad (four-channel) parallel optics and the QSFP-DD form factor, enabling 400G and 800G ports in confined data center racks.

How fiber optic internet works & is installed in data centers. Learn why transceivers, MPO trunks, and structured cabling are the core of 400G/800G networks.

An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) instantly provides backup power during outages or voltage fluctuations. Learn how a UPS works, its types, and why it's essential for reliable data center and optical transceiver systems.

UPC, PC, and APC connectors differ in polish type, return loss, and application. This guide explains how each connector works and helps you choose the right one.

Packet Optical Transport Network (POTN) is a groundbreaking technology that combines the advantages of PTN and OTN.

Learn what a fiber optic transceiver is and how it works. Explain how light-based modules convert data for high-speed networks.

Learn everything about the fiber optic color code, from strand to connector. Discover how color coding improves network clarity and reliability — with insights from PHILISUN.