Wi-Fi is a networking technology that uses radio waves to enable high-speed data transfer over short distances, including in homes, sports and concert stadiums, and business buildings.

In this latest episode, the Broadband Pulse sat down with Lawrence Gasman, president of CIR, who has been conducting forecasts on enterprise computing, telecommunications, and optical communications for over four decades. 

Hollow Core Fiber (HCF) is capturing the hearts and minds of the optical industry, particularly to serve data center providers and financial trading companies that require high-speed, low-latency capabilities. 

This seminar explores the real-world considerations of migrating to 800G in DWDM and OTN environments. Attendees will learn how 800G impacts fibre capacity, how to navigate upgrades within existing brownfield networks, and what practical migration strategies are available, including flex-grid architectures.