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In 2006, a small product design team in Melbourne, Australia set out with a clear belief. Fibre infrastructure should be built for the people behind the networks. For the way work actually happens, not for what is easiest to produce offshore. Simple, well-engineered systems that would perform like they were expected to, with clean, seamless installs.

Twenty years later, that belief still runs through everything we design.

Clearer product information and a straightforward way to reach the team who’ll actually build your solution.

Take a look: www.codecom.com.au

Our new website and brand are live.

In 2006, a small product design team in Melbourne, Australia set out with a clear belief. Fibre infrastructure should be built for the people behind the networks. For the way work actually happens, not for what is easiest to produce offshore. Simple, well-engineered systems that would perform like they were expected to, with clean, seamless installs.

Twenty years later, that belief still runs through everything we design.

Clearer product information and a straightforward way to reach the team who'll actually build your solution.

Take a look: www.codecom.com.au

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FRIDAY FACTS: AI doesn’t work without Fibre

The physical layer a vital piece of the AI puzzle, and without this connectivity AI simply doesn’t work.

Lately at Codecom we have been delivering products to a number of large scale AI projects utilising our engineering resources to provide High Quality, Ultra Low Loss MPO Connectors, customised cable fan-outs & importantly labeling to match the customer device requirements and complimenting these with our custom MPO Breakout Panels. As AI project demand increases, in time delivery is becoming more critical, and with our supply chain and manufacturing capabilities we continue to be able to deliver to meet these schedules and provide the best possible outcomes for our customers.

Just quietly, how good do our lacing bars look when complimenting this AI fibre installation.

VOCUS PROJECT HORIZON

Codecom is proud to be announced as a key partner for Vocus Project Horizon which will provide the first competitive backbone between Perth and Port Hedland, WA. Codecom will supply our Australian made and manufactured Marker Posts for the 2,000km 38 Terabit- per-second fibre route in Western Australia.

This is the first major project for Vocus’s billion-dollar investment program and will ensure the Vocus network connects all mainland capitals. Horizon will also interconnect with two high-capacity submarine cables in Port Hedland – establishing Australia’s north as a new hub for domestic and international data.

This is such an exciting and incredible project that will increase connectivity in WA to some of the most crucial regions and we are grateful and extremely proud to be able to support Vocus in delivering this project.

Follow along for project updates at Vocus

AUSTRALIAN MADE - SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS & JOBS

Product Alert: Fibre Optic Marker Posts

Codecom have been manufacturing and supplying our
100% AUSTRALIAN MADE Fibre Optic Marker Posts for well over 10+ years, dating back to the Australia wide OCHRE RBBP project.
These posts are deployed to assist in the protection of critical fibre optic assets.

Recently we supplied these for a project in Regional QLD (Toowoomba) for Wagner Corporation as part of a new fibre network installation by Optilinx providing vital connectivity to the Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport. All three businesses are Australian owned and operated family business, supporting the growth of digital infrastructure throughout Australia. We are proud to be associated with these and other organisations supporting Australian business and jobs.

What a year!
Thank you to everyone who has shown us their support throughout 2020, it has been greatly appreciated. The entire team at Codecom wish you all a safe and restorative break and look forward to seeing and working with you in 2021.

Codecom was extremely proud to host the inaugural Infrastructure Masons Food For Thought dinner on the Gold Coast. It was a fantastic night with industry leaders sharing ideas and conversations.

We have contributed $5000 to the scholarship fund which intends to attract more talent to the industry, and we are excited to be a part of such a proactive initiative.

Huge thanks to the Infrastructure Masons team Dean Nelson, Simon Allen and Beth Gentle

Please keep an eye on Codecom and Infrastructure Masons on LinkedIn for details of future events, or click here for further details: https://codecom.co/video/infrastructure-masons-arrives-in-australia/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjGEDmk_zNc

iMasons Food for Thought Dinner - Gold Coast 2020 Infrastructure Masons have arrived in Australia, with the association launching at a Codecom-sponsored Food for Thought Industry dinner on the Gold Coast.

In these uncertain times, Codecom wants to assure our customers that we are here, operating and will continue to support our customers and partners in managing their vital projects.

Stay safe and be well.

Cade Lever - our Technical Director recently featured on The Interconnect Hub Podcast Powered by DataGryd to discuss the work Codecom does to provide custom-fit cabling and cabling connectivity products for telecommunications and data center companies.

Cade also shares his perspective on the services that DataGryd Data Centers provides and why Codecom has partnered with Dataygrd.

Listen here:
Apple Link: https://lnkd.in/f3rZpDF
Google Link: https://lnkd.in/fjqfMv9

‎The Interconnect Hub on Apple Podcasts ‎Business · 2020

Edge computing, , performance and sustainability top the list of our 2020 trends to watch. Are they on your radar?

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Codecom on LinkedIn: 2020 data centre trends to watch Edge computing, , performance and sustainability top the list of our 2020 trends to watch. Are they on your radar? https://lnkd.in...