Category 3 cable

I forgot to capture the person's name.

In simple terms, Chuck, what's the difference between Cat 5E, Cat 6, Cat 6A, Cat 8? What is really changing? Now, the easiest way to think about the category rating cabling, now, by the way, there's Category 3, there's Category 4, there's Cat 7, Cat 7A.

Cat 3 and Cat 4 are legacy cables, not supposed to be using them anymore.

Cat 5 is actually one of them, too.

You connected everything together with either things called 110 and 66 blocks.

The cable that you ran was something called Cat 3 cable.

It was literally its own world.

It used its own communication.

Everything had their own tech stack.

And so it was a real pain when you're going to deploy a lot of technology because you had to run all these different wires.

You had to run Cat 3 alongside Cat 5, alongside low power, alongside Siamese.

I'm like, oh.