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Is Germany ready to embrace FTTH competitiveness?
Exclusive data revealed recently shows that Germany is still lagging in FTTH adoption and remains at the bottom of Europe's league of real high-speed broadband countries
moreFujitsu unveils plans to bring fibre to 5 million homes and businesses in rural Britain
Fujitsu, one of the world’s largest technology and communications companies, announced plans to work in collaboration with Virgin Media, TalkTalk and Cisco to deliver next generation internet services to 5 million homes in rural Britain
moreMEF announces details of 2011 Service Provider Awards
Judging panels keen to reward recent service innovations moreProducts
Japan Internet Exchange selects XKL, LLC. for reliable optical transport solution
DMX10 systems support simplified and cost effective private optical networking across its 10 gigabit network moreNokia Siemens Networks and Juniper Networks conduct 100G interoperability trial
Move towards commercial reality of 100G data transport over long distances moreNew York and New Jersey get “business class” optical networks
First Communications selects Nokia Siemens Networks to increase capacity and coverage moreInterviews
40/100Gb Ethernet, times four or times ten? What is the best way forward for Ethernet
Those who reckoned that 100Gig Ethernet was overkill in a world still migrating to 10Gigs, were taken aback by CIR’s recent report that huge companies like Google and Amazon already have a "desperate need" for 100Gb connections and that early adoption of the costly new technology would not be held back by the current economic climate. So what about those who say ”why bother with 40Gigs when 100Gb is on its way?” According to CIR, the adoption of 40GbE is predicted to start in high-end servers and high-performance comput- ing applications, and up to 80% of the market will be SR4 until CR4 over-copper becomes more viable. But both will rapidly lose share once serial 40Gbit Ethernet becomes a reality in 2014
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GPON equipment revenues climbed for 10th consecutive quarter in 2Q11
Increasing projects in several regions helped drive new record moreOptical transport market grew 10 percent year-over-year to $3 billion in the first quarter
2011 market revenues forecast to exceed $13 billion moreOnly FTTH can save Europe's healthcare systems
May 10th will see Europe's healthcare policy makers gathering in Hungary for eHealth week, seeking answers to a pressing question: How can health service providers use information and communication technologies to cut the rising cost of healthcare delivery and improve service at the same time?
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