Cables & accessories for 4G & beyond | TXO’s telecom solutions
Learn how TXO supports your 4G, 5G, and beyond networks with high-quality cables and accessories, delivered worldwide with reliability and precision.
Understanding QSFP+ and its applications in your network
QSFP+ is a type of pluggable transceiver used to connect a network device to a copper or fibre optic cable.
BT Group embraces circular economy as catalyst for sustainability
Making significant strides in BT Group’s sustainability journey
What is the difference between a router and a switch?
Simply put, a switch connects and allows communication of multiple devices within a network, whilst a router connects different networks together.
How does a fibre optic transceiver work?
Quick answer. A fibre optic transceiver works by converting electrical signals from network equipment into modulated light signals, which it then sends through a fibre optic cable to a matching transceiver at the other end of the cable.
What is an Optical Network Terminal?
An optical network terminal (ONT), sometimes also known as an ONU (optical network unit), is a device utilised for optical fibre-based telecommunications.
The competitors that Cisco can’t afford to ignore
When it comes to telecoms, you’d have to search long and hard to find someone that hadn’t heard of Cisco.
Navigating the supply chain chaos: strategies for a resilient telecoms industry
In a time of ongoing uncertainty, telecoms operators must take proactive steps to navigate supply chain challenges and future-proof their networks.
The ultimate guide to proper optical transceiver care
Proper care of optical transceivers is essential for network reliability and cost efficiency. TXO’s guide provides expert tips on cleaning, handling, and storing transceivers to maximise performance and longevity.
Achieving 4G network coverage in remote areas of Scotland
Expanding rural internet connectivity in remote areas with challenging terrain and limited access was key to the success of this project. By implementing innovative logistical solutions and leveraging advanced technology, our team enhanced connectivity within previously isolated regions of Scotland.
ESG Matters: Why telecoms companies need to prioritise environmental, social and governance ratings
This blog discusses the importance of ESG ratings, what they are and their impact on the telecommunications industry.
Expanding our Sweden warehouse to support sustainable telecoms
Our Sweden warehouse has grown significantly, now offering over 600 pallet spaces to recover and repurpose even more used telecommunications equipment.