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    by Daniel KofmanA major evolution in the way in which services are provisioned is now taking place in the communications industry.Traditionally, services have been associated ...
    May 1, 2007
    by Wolfgang FischerNew broadband deployments are frequently justified primarily by today’s applications rather than anticipated demands. For example, streaming video content is...
    May 1, 2007
    by Meghan FullerToday, tunability is available in the 300 pin multisource agreement (MSA) transponder and is used mostly for sparing and inventory management in long-haul and ...
    May 1, 2007
    by Stephen HardyA refreshing aura of confidence surrounded this year’s OFC/NFOEC conference and exhibition. Two years ago, exhibitors and attendees expressed hope that the market...
    May 1, 2007
    by Stephen HardyWhile the twin pillars of network flexibility-tunable lasers and reconfigurable optical/add drop multiplexers-as well as FTTH received their expected due, new ...
    May 1, 2007
    by Kurt RudermanRecord attendance at the FTTH Council Europe"s annual conference and a recent wave of major announcements across the continent clearly show that FTTX has gone ...
    May 1, 2007
    by Gerlas van den HovenAs demand for bandwidth rises, network operators in Europe are choosing FTTH as the way to provide futureproof broadband communication. A number of large...
    May 1, 2007