Session 1: Next-Gen Singlemode DC Applications and Designing with ULL
View/Listen to RecordingAs higher speeds are adopted and utilized by data center owners and operators, newer short-reach singlemode fiber is proving to be the media of choice to support higher 100, 200, 400, and 800Gb/s speeds and beyond across a range of emerging applications, delivering a balance of cost-effective connectivity for higher speeds at greater distances.
In this deep-dive session, Gary Bernstein, Senior Director of Global DC Sales at Siemon, examined the evolving role of singlemode connectivity as well as how verified ultra-low loss (ULL), high-performance cabling systems are providing data center owners and operators the capability to reliably support short-reach singlemode applications with margin while enabling multiple connections for flexibility, manageability, scalability, and speed of deployment.
Watch this session to explore:
- Emerging short-reach singlemode applications
- 100, 200, 400, and 800G+ singlemode channel performance requirements
- Best practices for designing future singlemode cabling networks
- Benefits of ultra-low loss fiber connectivity
- Application use case examples
Presenters
Gary Bernstein
Global Data Center Cabling Solutions Specialist, Siemon
Gary Bernstein is Sr. Director of Global Data Center Sales at Siemon with more than 25 years of industry experience and extensive knowledge in data center infrastructure, telecommunications, and copper and fiber structured cabling systems. Gary has held positions in engineering, sales, product management, marketing and corporate management throughout his career. Gary has been a member of TIA TR42.7 and TR42.11 Copper & Fiber Committees and various IEEE802.3 task forces and study groups including 40/100G “ba”, 200/400G “bs” and 400/800G “df” and 800G/1.6T “dj”. Gary has spoken on Data Center Cabling at several industry events in North America, Europe, LATAM & APAC including 7x24, AFCOM, BICSI, Cisco Live, Datacenter Dynamics and has authored several articles in industry trade publications. Gary received a Bachelor of Sciences in Mechanical Engineering from Arizona State University, is an RCDD with BICSI and a Certified Data Center Designer (CDCD) with Datacenter Dynamics.
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