Today, broadband networks serve as the foundation of digital communication, powering everything from personal internet access to enterprise-level data exchanges. As the demand for reliable and fast internet access continues to rise—driven in part by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) applications—ensuring the resilience and security of these hardware components has become paramount. 

The surge in AI-driven applications is significantly increasing the load on broadband infrastructure, amplifying the need for enhanced capacity, lower latency, and greater network reliability. In response, safeguarding broadband infrastructure has never been more critical.

Join us for a webinar that explores the critical infrastructure that supports broadband networks, focusing on the deployment and maintenance of physical assets such as fiber optics, routers, switches, wireless equipment, and data centers. Learn more about the drivers for broadband networks, including U.S. government programs to expand access, while also discussing best practices for securing these essential assets. This webinar will cover protection for data center, micro edge data center, edge networking, and wireless components, ensuring both the continuity of service and the integrity of the data flowing through these networks.

Learn how to plan beyond infrastructure optimization and discover the key to optimizing supply chain and logistics for streamlined operations and sustainability. This webinar is designed for professionals seeking to optimize their hyperscale operations and drive their business forward with strategic capacity planning.  

In this webinar, we take a closer look at the top four technologies affecting today's enterprise, addressing the transformative impact of digitalization, hybrid cloud repatriation, edge computing, and the latest in wireless advancements. As enterprises navigate the dual pressures of digital transformation and cost reduction, the adoption of a hybrid cloud strategy emerges as a key trend. We explore the shift from public cloud reliance to a more balanced approach, highlighting the advantages of on-premises solutions for sensitive systems amidst rising concerns over security, compliance, and cost.

The webinar sheds light on the critical role of edge computing in supporting AI and IoT applications, emphasizing the need for local processing to ensure low-latency, real-time performance. We also examine the challenges and solutions associated with the proliferation of wireless technologies, including Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 and 5G, which are pivotal for expanding IoT connectivity.

Additionally, the expansion of digitalization beyond traditional LANs necessitates innovative strategies to maintain connectivity in diverse environments. This session will offer key considerations and solutions to navigate these challenges effectively, featuring products and technologies designed to enhance network infrastructure resilience, security, and efficiency.

Join Tom Cabral, Field Application Engineer, CPI, as we discuss how enterprises can leverage these emerging technologies and partner with trusted solution providers to successfully navigate the complexities of today’s digital landscape, ensuring robust and secure enterprise networks that can adapt to the demands of the future.

Data center cooling is a complex and critical aspect of data center management that requires careful planning and execution. Where (or when) might air cooling end and liquid cooling begin...and can the two co-exist? Join Tom Cabral, Field Application Engineer at Chatsworth Products, as he explores the history and benefits of a variety of cooling solutions including airflow, liquid, a hybrid of the two and even immersion. Learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of each cooling system as it relates to efficiency, cost, reliability, and environmental impact.

Discover the forefront of architectural evolution with Intelligent Buildings and WiFi Transformation with innovative solutions. Delve into the realm of intelligent buildings, where cutting-edge technology melds seamlessly to enhance energy efficiency, occupant experience, and sustainability. In this webinar, we will uncover the pivotal role of WiFi connectivity as the backbone of this transformation, overcoming challenges like signal interference and security concerns. We will peer into the future of intelligent buildings and WiFi trends and embrace the opportunity to engage with the transformative potential of these innovations and embark on a journey to reshape connectivity, efficiency, and sustainability in the built environment.

While the current path to data center sustainability looks strikingly different for the U.S. and Europe—with diverging regulations, timelines and pressures to navigate—the destination is universal: a more energy efficient, carbon neutral future. Getting there, however, depends on the plans you put into place today while deploying infrastructure that scales for tomorrow.

Join Chatsworth Products’ (CPI) for a worldwide webinar event, as CPI’s European Channel Manager, Ian Cathcart, teams up with U.S. CPI Field Applications Engineer, John Thompson, RCDD, for a continent-spanning look at how intelligent power, passive cooling and single-supplier manufacturing can help make net-zero goals 100% achievable no matter which side of the pond you’re on. Plus, with a presentation this nice, we’re offering it twice—with time-zone friendly sessions for Europe and North America featuring both speakers. Grab your virtual passport and register today.

Why just monitor your data center power usage when you can manage, control and even predict it? By learning how to combine intelligent PDUs, long-lasting UPS battery back-up and powerful DCIM software into a single, future-seeing solution, you’ll be one step closer to turning raw data into real results that minimize downtime, help forecast budgets and ensure you have the right personnel now and for whatever comes next. Join Field Applications Engineer Matt Burkle as he peers into CPI’s crystal ball and reveals the strategies and solutions to bring this future into existence now.

As wireless connectivity becomes an increasingly vital part of enterprise networks, it’s imperative to understand how new Wi-Fi standards and technologies are shaping the digital landscape. This includes making sense of how to best support the generational improvements of Wi-Fi 6 and expanded bandwidth of Wi-Fi 6E, and how to adapt your current networks and wireless access points (APs) to handle such changes. In a special presentation from Oberon President Scott Thompson, learn how network managers can implement the proper tools and technologies to evaluate Wi-Fi performance while identifying how to deploy new networks using the right mix of AP mounting and storage equipment. Everything from ensuring reliable wireless coverage and physical security to better compliance and aesthetics will be covered, including how the right equipment can help you seamlessly integrated Wi-Fi into any environment, including challenging indoor and outdoor spaces where demand for wireless connectivity only continues to grow.
 

As more 5G networks get deployed, rising demand for increased service at lower cost is driving the push for new wireless technologies. Everything from faster upload and download speeds to more efficiently and remotely controlled devices and other innovative tools that automate and enhance everyday tasks is just the beginning. But where should you begin? Start with Chatsworth Products’ (CPI) Product Application Specialist/Field Application Engineer, Tom Cabral, as he discusses the evolution of wireless networks, what new wireless technologies mean for connectivity within the Internet of Things (IoT) and just how you too can successfully deploy new resources to ensure network reliability from the data center to the edge.

Managing today's data centers with a focus on overall efficiency and bottom-line return on investment (ROI) means managers must invest for today and plan for tomorrow. But while intelligent power is driving better availability, efficiency, manageability, and security, the planning does not simply stop with deploying intelligent power distribution units (PDUs). In this webinar, Chatsworth Products' (CPI) Sr. Product Manager of Power and Electronics, Ashish Moondra, and Sunbird® Software’s Vice President of Product Management and Marketing, James Cerwinski, reveal how a strategy that captures capacity and efficiency data can be used to foster continuous ROI, ensuring that existing infrastructure is being utilized properly, minimizing the overall consumption of the data center and planning for the future by building estimates for reached capacity.