Cabling infrastructure

Cabling infrastructure refers to the network of physical cables—such as Ethernet cables—that connect devices like computers, servers, and printers within a building or across locations. It provides the essential pathways for data to travel quickly and reliably, supporting communication and internet access. Proper cabling infrastructure involves the strategic layout, quality materials, and organization to ensure efficient, scalable, and safe network performance. It’s the backbone that enables seamless digital operations in homes, offices, and data centers, underpinning modern connectivity.