NEWS REVIEW
Infi nera InP PICs to be used in several Telstra networks
INFINERA AND TELSTRA have announced the upgrade of multiple ultra-long haul submarine cable routes, optimising capacity and providing scalability and reliability on key routes of Telstra’s network.
The Infi nera Intelligent Transport Network will enable Telstra to quickly deploy 10G, 40G and 100G Ethernet and OTN services on: Telstra Endeavour - a 9,124 kilometre submarine cable connecting Sydney and Hawaii; Telstra’s Designated Fibre Pair on the Asia America Gateway (AAG) submarine cable connecting Hawaii and California; Reach North Asia Loop (RNAL), which spans 9,000 kilometres to connect Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea Darrin Webb, Chief Operating Offi cer for Telstra Global, says, “As a trusted network supplier, our job is to ensure we are adapting and creating capacity where it is required. Demand for network services in the Asia Pacifi c region is growing exponentially and the addition of Infi nera’s DTN-X platform means we will be well placed to meet the speed and capacity needs of our customers.”
“We are continually developing our network to meet customers’ requirements and this is just one of the projects we are working on to ensure our network is always growing, improving and providing world class services,” adds Webb. David Welch, Infi nera CTO, Co-Founder and President, says, “As global businesses turn to cloud-based offerings, we’re seeing increasing demand for reliable, global connectivity.
We are delighted to build on our existing relationship with Telstra Global to deploy an Intelligent Transport Network across these major submarine routes.
“With an Infi nera Intelligent Network deployed across Endeavour, AAG and RNAL, Telstra can deploy highly reliable, differentiated services to their customers while reducing capital and operating costs through scale, multi-layer convergence and automation. Telstra Global’s deployment is a great example of how long-haul super-channels with SD FEC are accelerating the pace of global communities.”
Anadigics’ InGaP
technology used in GALAXY Trend 3
ANADIGICS is shipping production volumes of its AWT5001 and AWT5008 ProVantage power amplifi ers (PAs) to Samsung Electronics for the new GALAXY Trend 3.
The ProVantage solutions leverage Anadigics’ InGaP-Plus technology to space-saving integration and lower overall system cost.
The GALAXY Trend 3, powered by ProVantage PAs, features a 4.3- inch display, dual-core 1.2 GHz processor, and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system.
The Infi nera DTN-X is designed to scale without compromise to enable future upgrades to terabit super-channels and Terabit Ethernet.
The DTN-X converges fi ve Terabits of non-blocking OTN switching into the same platform, resulting in more effi cient network utilisation when compared to conventional WDM architectures.
Intelligent software combined with this converged platform automates manual operations to lower operational costs and enable faster service delivery.
Telstra Global provides innovative and fl exible global communications services and solutions for organisations looking to maximise the benefi ts of globalisation, particularly across growth regions such as Asia, whilst driving sustainability and enhancing business agility.
Together with its offshore subsidiaries and international investments, Telstra Global serves companies spanning Asia Pacifi c, EMEA and the Americas. It operates award-winning networks which are amongst the largest and most diverse in Asia Pacifi c. It has licences in Asia, Europe and the US and facilitates access to over 1,900 PoPs in 230 countries and territories across the globe.
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“We are very pleased to be powering the new GALAXY Trend 3 by Samsung Electronics,” says Jerry Miller, senior vice president of Cellular Products at Anadigics. “Our ProVantage solutions deliver outstanding value by providing a best-in-class combination of high power mode effi ciency, linearity, and reduced system costs.
With a complete portfolio of industry- leading solutions we continue to help Samsung bring to market a diverse set of mobile devices that target a wide range of segments.”
Anadigics ProVantage power amplifi ers help extend battery life by offering three selectable bias modes that optimize effi ciency for low, medium and high output power levels, as well as a shutdown mode with low leakage current.
These power amplifi ers are also designed for use with an external switch mode power supply (SMPS), in applications using average power tracking (APT), to further increase effi ciency and reduce current consumption at low and medium operating powers.
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