ATGBICS are exhibiting at electronica 2026 in Munich! Come and meet us in Hall C5, Stand 521.
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Visit ATGBICS at Hall C5, stand 521, to discuss your connectivity & industrial networking needs, upcoming projects, and how ATGBICS can support your business with reliable, cost-effective connectivity solutions.
With AI data centre development continuing to ramp up, it is crucial to choose the right connectivity solutions to get the most out of your budget while maximising performance. Data...
AI hyperscalers are pushing through plans for more data centres and high-performance infrastructure, tightening the market for ultra-high speed networking hardware - especially network interface cards (NICs).
From smart factories and renewable energy installations to transportation and critical infrastructure, fibre optics underpin the data-driven systems shaping modern industry. As manufacturers embrace Industry 4.0, the focus is shifting...
As part of our ongoing commitment to compliance and quality, ATGBICS' through hole 1x9 and 2x5 transceiver portfolio is now fully Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliant.
ATGBICS recently joined Electropages for an in-depth discussion on one of the biggest long-term challenges facing industrial networking environments: fibre optic network obsolescence.
In February 2026, Amazon announced that they expect to spend around $200 billion in capital expenditures (CapEx) for the year, with the majority being put to artificial intelligence infrastructure including...
ATGBICS are obsolescence specialists, offering fully compatible replacement transceivers that match the SFP-1GBT-05-C specification and any other Bel Fuse® discontinued module, ensuring your legacy infrastructure keeps running.
How Google Stunned Wall Street? In late 2025, Google announces multi-billion-dollar AI and cloud investments across Europe, including the UK, Germany and Belgium. The projects involve existing data centre expansion as well...
