White Paper: Manage Supply Chain Risk with TAA
This white paper explores the global supply chain, what to look for when choosing compatibles, and how to safeguard your network by making informed choices regarding your network equipment purchases.
ProLabs was established in 2004 and has experienced exponential growth and today we serve many major Service Providers globally. With local presence on four continents and with engineering, compatibility testing, production, sales and warehouse facilities in Europe, USA and Asia, we are always close to our customers. This ensures that our customers always receive rapid delivery of fully compatible and tested products.
GPON vs. EPON vs. XGS-PON - ProLabs Podcast Clip
ProLabs Chief Strategy Officer, Jon Eikel, and Global Product Line Manager, Ray Hagen, discuss the differences between various PON technologies including GPON, EPON, and XGS-PON, as well as how they apply to service providers.
Expand network capacity easily with next-gen 10G EPON
Simplify your access networks quickly and efficiently
ProTune™ Tuning & Coding System
The ProTune™ tuning and coding system consists of an appliance and a powerful cloud-based platform that codes or tunes ProLabs transceivers in one simple step.
Extend backhaul reach up to 25km with the new QSFP+ PSM4 LR4
QSFP+ PSM4 LR4 efficiently stabilizes long reach links with 4x10G breakout capabilities beyond 20km.
100G multi-mode bidirectional optics enable cost-effective 100G data center upgrades
100G Multi-Mode bidirectional transceivers return the power of choice to your network
CWDM4-LITE Optic Solutions Streamline Networks of Any Size
ProLabs brings much needed short reach economical CWDM solutions with our QSFP28 form factor CWDM4-LITE transceivers.
Powering 100G Long Reach - 10KM & Beyond!
Pushing the limits - 100G Beyond 10KM
Relieving Stress on Broadband Networks - ProLabs Podcast #2
Discover optimal solutions for relieving bandwidth stress during the pandemic.
Optimize Wireless Backhauls with 40 Channel AWG 100GHz Mux/Demuxes
Managing attenuation with passive fiber is key before adding amplification for just a few more kilometers.