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Telia Carrier to Converge IP and Optical Networking Layers with Acacia’s 400G Coherent Modules

Telia Carrier to Converge IP and Optical Networking Layers with Acacia’s 400G Coherent Modules Image Credit: Telia Carrier

Telia Carrier this week announced that it is preparing to converge their IP and optical networking layers to simplify their networks. 

Using Acacia’s 400G coherent modules that are plugged directly into Cisco routers, this architecture will enable Telia Carrier to address increasing bandwidth demand while significantly reducing both capital and operational expenditures.

 

In preparation for this new solution, Telia Carrier has already deployed open line systems and terminal equipment that can support new 400G pluggable technology. As an early adopter of this architecture, Telia Carrier is one of the first network operators to perform full end-to-end validation of the solution. Leveraging Acacia’s 400G QSFP-DD coherent modules with OIF 400ZR and OpenZR+ operating modes, the solution can support data rates from 100G to 400G depending on the desired reach. The modules also support client n x 100GbE multiplexing functionality as well as 400GE transport.

Staffan Göjeryd, CEO at Telia Carrier
Starting in the metro, standardized coherent pluggable modules are the next natural step in evolving cost structures, efficiency and scaling capabilities. This follows our global deployments of open optical line-systems and bandwidth-optimized switch-router silicon already powering thousands of 400GE capable ports in the network.

Fenghai Liu, Vice President of Product Line Management at Acacia Communications
Pluggable 400G coherent optical transceiver modules are important to enable service providers such as Telia Carrier to migrate to a more converged network architecture capable of enabling OpEx and CapEx savings, as well as a pay as you grow business model.

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