ATGBICS are exhibiting at electronica 2026 in Munich! Come and meet us in Hall C5, Stand 521.
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We are frequently asked the question “what does the suffix ‘-C’ mean in our part numbers?”. Simply put, ‘-C’ denotes that our product is a guaranteed 100% compatible version of the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) product.
When new technology hits commercial markets, component manufacturers often struggle to keep up with the sudden surge in demand. Combined with other factors like geopolitical tensions, rising consumer expectations and...
The Multi-Source Agreement, or MSA, is a multi-vendor specification for network connectivity products that specifies form factor, mechanical interface, electrical interface and optical interface. This means that each device’s form...
As research progresses and technology improves, older generations of hardware and components become less suitable for modern high-performance systems and often pose compatibility issues. This is especially relevant to the...
A BiDi, or Bi-Directional, transceiver is an optical module that simultaneously transmits and receives data over a single strand of fibre. These devices hold many benefits over traditional technologies while...
There are many different form factors and standards of NICs, with most modern systems using PCIe or OCP 3.0. This article will delve into the key differences between them including...
Network transceivers, direct attach cables (DACs) and active optical cables (AOCs) are versatile connectivity devices that support a wide range of infrastructure from legacy transport link applications to cutting edge...
The environment in which network equipment operates has a direct impact on its performance, reliability and longevity. Both external and internal temperatures can vary considerably depending on the deployment setting,...
Industry 4.0, also known as the fourth industrial revolution, refers to the interconnectivity and integration of physical and digital infrastructure across industrial environments, from manufacturing floor equipment and operational technology...
What is WDM? Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) is used in fibre optic networking to channel multiple data streams onto a single fibre to increase bandwidth capacity and overall network efficiency....
