Prem Rodrigues

Industry’s Top Performers: Migrating businesses to high-speed IT infrastructure

Siemon advanced cabling solutions comprise Z-MAX category 6A F/UTP and TERA category 7A and 8.2 high-performance twisted-pair copper cabling systems. Fibre cabling includes BASE 8 and BASE 12 plug-and-play fibre systems that

2 years ago

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Prem Rodrigues, Vice President Sales for India, the Middle East and Africa at Siemon

Siemon’s new Generative AI solutions guide provides valuable product and infrastructure design advice for emerging AI networks

Siemon has published a new guide, designed to support data centre professionals in making well-structured decisions for their data centre network infrastructure to meet the needs of current and future AI developments.

3 months ago

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High-speed cable assemblies can support higher-bandwidth in data centre says Siemon report

Siemon published a new product and application guide that provides data centre designers and operators with valuable insight into the benefits that high-speed cable assemblies can deliver in support of higher-bandwidth, low-latency

2 years ago

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Prem Rodrigues, Director for Sales and Marketing, India, Middle East and Africa, Siemon.

Certified installers can offer 20-year system warranty after training in the system design, installation, administration

Siemon’s advanced data center solutions comprise of copper and optical fibre cabling systems, racks, cable management and Intelligent Infrastructure Management solutions. Data Centre Services include comprehensive site surveys, scope of work, thorough

3 years ago

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Prem Rodrigues, Director Middle East, Africa, India SAARC, Siemon.

Remote work is driving investment into datacentre services

Siemon expects demand for infrastructure that enable scalability and migration to higher Ethernet speeds without disturbing installed infrastructure. Undoubtedly, the global Covid-19 pandemic had and continues to have a major impact on

4 years ago

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New data centres to have five times more computing

Enterprise data centres are here to stay, but it will depend on the needs of the individual organisation, on costs and security aspects as to whether they will move to a cloud-based