Ericsson supports Telefónica Deutschland in building and operating an optical network
Market Wire, May, 2007
Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) has been selected to support Telefónica in building and operating a new nationwide DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) transport network in Germany. Rolled out over the next few years, it will provide wider optical transmission paths coverage, giving Telefónica a significant advantage in the German market.
Karl Wilhelm Rohrsen, board member of Telefónica in Germany, says: "The new transport network is a major step forward in the German market. Here, we rely on an experienced and reliable partner. That is exactly what Ericsson is."
Ericsson's DWDM platform will enable Telefónica to build a future-proof optical network, with leading technology that will provide the operator with unique flexibility, best-in-class performance, and operational synergies for efficient and evolved metro and core networking.
Stefan Kindt, President of Ericsson in Germany, says: "We are pleased to provide Telefónica with a highly versatile solution that will allow them to offer new services with minimal incremental investment. It confirms our long-lasting partnership."
The Ericsson solution provides operators with an opportunity to maximize their revenues through such new services as high-speed data, storage, video and voice transmission. Automatic network control and operation allow them to simplify the way they operate their transport networks, always granting the best quality of service.
The rollout of the network has already started.
Ericsson is shaping the future of Mobile and Broadband Internet communications through its continuous technology leadership. Providing innovative solutions in more than 140 countries, Ericsson is helping to create the most powerful communication companies in the world.
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About Ericsson MHL 3000
Ericsson MHL 3000 is a modular DWDM platform that efficiently supports edge and core applications. Compact and high-density edge configurations can easily be scaled and adapted to high-performance core networks with a total capacity of 6.4 Tbps. The MHL 30000 delivers transparent data, SDH (Synchronous Digital Hierarchy) and wavelength services, with outstanding bandwidth utilization and quality of service. Thanks to standard Optical Transport Network (OTN) functionality, this unique carrier-class solution provides a flexible and thin DWDM layer, which boosts the dynamics and efficiency of optical networking. Pioneering multi-direction and re-configurable wavelength switch functionality enhances network connectivity and provides a dynamic response to the evolving needs of operators. Extensive 'plug and play' reduces commissioning time, enabling smooth and efficient responses to network needs.
About Ericsson's Managed Services offering
Ericsson has the telecom industry's most comprehensive managed services offering, ranging from designing, building, operating and managing day-to-day operations of a customer's network, to hosting service applications and enablers, as well as providing network coverage and capacity on demand. As the undisputed leader in managed services, Ericsson has, since 2002, officially announced more than 100 contracts for managed services. Excluding its hosting agreements, Ericsson is currently managing networks that together serve more than 120 million subscribers, worldwide.
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