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- Optimum Lightpath Intros 40G in New York
Joining the march toward ultra-high-speed Ethernet transport services, New York-area operator Optimum Lightpath, a subsidiary of Cablevision Systems Corp., said today it is now offering 40-Gpbs optical transport to its customers. Long viewed as the next important step in optical data transport, 40-Gig Ethernet services are now being offered by an increasing number of providers in urban areas around the ...
- Alcatel-Lucent's 'God Box'
With the launch of its new optical switch, Alcatel-Lucent (ALU) has reestablished its leadership position in optical infrastructure and taken a significant technological step forward in multi-terabit switches based on the Optical Transport Network group of standards. Equally important, the vendor joins a group of network infrastructure makers who in the last year have given operators facing rapidly increasing video and ...
- Fidelity Taps NSN DWDM for 10G Backbone Upgrade
To meet increasing bandwidth demands on its core network, Fidelity Communications, an independent operating company based in Missouri, has selected the hiT7300 metro DWDM solution from Nokia Siemens Networks.Fidelity Communications is among the first IOCs to deploy the hiT7300 multiservice, multi-haul DWDM solution, which it will use to upgrade its optical backbone to support 10gbps traffic. The hiT7300 network capacity ...
- Huawei: 'It' Vendor of 2010
In telecom, 2010 looks less like the Year of the Tiger and more like the Year of Huawei Technologies. The China-based gearmaker has gone from a low-cost, low-profile, bottom-of-the-heap contender to top dog over the past year, thanks to an economy that’s pushed service providers to upgrade their networks only as needed, and for as little money as possible. It ...
- ETC Ups Capacity with Ciena CN 4200
Ciena Corp. (CIEN) announced Tuesday that ETC, a communications company serving residential and business customers in north Georgia, has deployed the CN 4200 FlexSelect Advanced Services Platform to add backbone capacity and the ability to offer advanced services via programmable ports. ETC delivers a diverse portfolio of residential and business services, including broadband, cable TV, telephone, wireless phone and security systems. ...
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