Broadband Backhaul
More Bandwidth – Lower Cost
The insatiable demand for bandwidth driven by consumer applications is placing increasing pressure on our global networks. How can operators respond to this demand and deliver more bandwidth to more endpoints at a lower cost?
... service providers can implement a seamless access and backhaul infrastructure that delivers more with less.
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FTTx – Where Is the X?
Local exchange, curb, building or home? There is not a single answer to where the X should be. The sweet spot depends on a range of factors, including legacy infrastructure, the targeted bandwidth and the service profile the provider wants to offer. But one thing is certain: As bandwidth demand continues to grow, fiber is moving closer to the end user. And regardless of the first-mile medium – twisted-pair copper wires (DSL), coax cable (HFC), spectrum (wireless) – the second mile needs to fulfill a few simple requirements: support more bandwidth to more endpoints with lower operational cost.
Unconstrained Access and Backhaul
Our FSP 3000 is one of the most scalable optical transport solutions in the market, supporting all FTTx programs. Carriers use the solution to implement passive point-to-multipoint WDM configurations (WDM-PON) that are fully integrated with active transport technology for metro access and metro core. Our FSP 3000 supports high splitting ratios and distances. This enables operators to concentrate active technology in a few sites that sit farther back in the network. The system is energy-efficient and interoperates with various in-house and first-mile technologies through intelligent Optojack™ technology. With our FSP 3000, service providers can implement a seamless access and backhaul infrastructure that delivers more with less.
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