Friday 5 video for 06.03.16

Jun 2nd, 2016

The U.S. Dept. of Commerce has another Chinese company in its sights, there's a network for sale, and 50 Gbps is about to be everywhere in the Ethernet ecosystem. Lightwave Editorial Director Stephen Hardy has the details. Sponsored by Lumentum.

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JGA North and South will terminate at Equinix IBX data centers.

RTI to connect JGA North, JGA South submarine cables to Equinix data centers

JGA North will connect to the Equinix TY2 IBX data center in Tokyo while JGA South will terminate at the Equinix SY4 IBX facility in Sydney, Australia.

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Deutsche Telekom, EWE launch German FTTH network provider Glasfaser Nordwest

Glasfaser Nordwest will spend up to 2 billion euros on FTTH network expansion over the next 10 years in hopes of reaching 1.5 million homes and businesses.

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Traverse City Light & Power taps Fujitsu for gigabit FTTP deployment

TCL&P plans to expand from its current dark fiber service offerings to gigabit broadband supply in its home community of Traverse City, MI.

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Prysmian to supply fiber cable for rural Mexican fiber broadband project

Prysmian Group says it has won a contract from Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), a government owned company in Mexico, to supply fiber cable for the Proyecto de Conectividad Fibra Óptica Red Eléctrica Inteligente.

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NEC, OCC qualify 20-fiber-pair submarine cable, aim for 24 fiber pairs

The new undersea plant components offer a 25% increase in fiber count versus NEC’s previous high of 16 fiber pairs.

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Radiall America buys Timbercon

Timbercon provides fiber-optic interconnect technology for the aerospace, defense, medical, data storage, telecommunications, industrial, broadcast, and networking markets.

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NeoPhotonics sampling 400ZR ClearLight OSFP coherent optical transceivers for data center interconnect

The OSFP module is the second 400ZR optical transceiver the company has announced in the past week, following the public debut of the 400ZR ClearLight CFP2-DCO.

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Equinix agrees to buy Packet for bare metal automation expertise

Equinix says the addition of Packet’s expertise and platform will help its enterprise customers more easily deploy hybrid multicloud architectures on its Platform Equinix, the company’s data center and interconnection platform.

The 1x8 MPO Splitter Module (LC to MPO Connector) developed by OptoNest.

OptoNest offers MPO splitter configured as LC to MPO fiber connectors

OptoNest is targeting the splitter at fiber to the home (FTTH) and 5G network applications.

Rosenberger OSI has completed a control room upgrade for TenneT based on the use of OM4 multimode fiber

Rosenberger OSI installs OM4 multimode fiber network for German utility TenneT

The effort saw Rosenberger OSI upgrade TenneT’s control room with workstations and training workplaces linked via OM4 multimode fiber.

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VIAVI partners with Ingram Micro for fiber and cable network test technology distribution

Viavi Solutions Inc. says it has reached an agreement with Ingram Micro Inc. for U.S. distribution of some of the former’s test instruments for fiber and cable MSO networks as well as performance management offerings for enterprise networks

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Osprey Communications plans fiber network from Northern Virginia to Nashville

Osprey Communications, LLC and the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) have announced an agreement that will see Osprey build a fiber-optic network across Virginia using rights-of-way provided via VDOT’s Fiber Optic Resource Sharing program.

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UK regulator Ofcom proposes support of copper-to-fiber transition

Ofcom, the UK’s regulatory authority, has opened for comment a set of proposals that the regulators believe will further spark fiber deployment.

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GPX India chooses Nokia for data center interconnect

The DCI connection, implemented by a licensed service provider GPX did not identify, leverages optical transmission systems from Nokia that can support as much as 10-Tbps connectivity.