40G applications and Category 8 standards

Supplied by CommScope on Monday, 26 August, 2013

A new task group has been formed to study the concept of adding ISO/IEC Class II limits to the draft Category 8 cabling standard. The group will review existing Class II specifications and submit recommendations.

The formation of the group recognises advances in transmission technology needed for 40G applications. Download this white paper for more information.

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