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ADVA Optical Acquires Engineering Division from mic AG

ADVA Optical Acquires Engineering Division from mic AG Image Credit: ADVA

ADVA Optical Networking announced that the company has acquired an engineering division from technology incubator, mic AG which focuses on the development of optical monitoring technology in fiber networks. Their skills will be key for ADVA Optical Networking as it continues to rapidly advance its popular ADVA FSP 3000 Access Link Monitoring (ALM) product, said ADVA.

ADVA Optical Networking’s FSP 3000 ALM is a small, non-intrusive device that was introduced as a direct response to service providers’ requests for more insight into their fiber access networks and operates independently of data networking equipment. This separation of fiber monitoring from services and applications enables the ADVA FSP 3000 ALM to monitor fiber access networks regardless of the bitrate and protocol the overlaying service is using, said ADVA.

Christoph Glingener, CTO, ADVA Optical Networking
We’re adding dynamic new talent to an already impressive engineering force. Our new team members will help us to further strengthen our layer 1 assurance strategy. 

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