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Ethernet Everywhere

The adoption of Ethernet as a carrier-class access technology is occurring at a rapid pace. Our FSP 150 Ethernet access solution enables you to deliver MEF-certified Carrier Ethernet services with carrier-class performance, scalability and resiliency. And you can deliver those services anywhere, at any time and across any media. Whether you are offering mobile backhaul, business services or open access, our FSP 150 family is the market’s first ubiquitous access platform designed to enable profitable and differentiated Ethernet services. Designed for demarcation, aggregation or extension, our FSP 150 family is optimized for cost-efficiency.

Intelligence Comes Standard

In a competitive market place, intelligence sets you apart. Our FSP 150 is built on the latest Etherjack™ technology, designed to provide you with advanced EFM, CFM and OAM capabilities. These tools enable you to take the next step in the evolution to intelligent Carrier Ethernet services. Use the tools to deliver your Ethernet services with hard SLA commitments for private or virtually private E-Line, E-LAN and E-Tree services.

Sold Today, Built for Tomorrow

The demand for data everywhere means that today’s technology has to be built for tomorrow’s market. The FSP 150 family introduces our revolutionary Syncjack™ technology for highly accurate timing distribution in mobile backhaul networks. It enables seamless migration from 3G to 4G radio access, and it eliminates the risk of service disruptions and impaired cell hand-offs. Evolve your backhaul services portfolio without constraints.

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