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As the dataverse continues to grow exponentially to reach unprecedented quantities, the processing speeds in data centres need to increase to match them. We talk to Carlos Mora from Corning Optical Communications about the future connectivity and cabling.
Created and produced by 4TC, Power & Responsibility – The Data Centre Podcast is brought to you by Irish data centre provider Echelon Data Centres.
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