Intense Photonics appointed Neil Weston president of sales and marketing. Previously with JDS Uniphase and Agilent Technologies in senior commercial roles, Weston brings nearly...
The market for 10-Gbit/sec transponder/transceiver modules is surprisingly active, given their lack of actual deployment in today's networks. Four competing multisource agreements...
Transmission at 40 Gbits/sec initially bumped up against several technology limitations, but many of these limitations have been resolved. One of the key enabling factors in migrating...
By the end of 2004, BT's pan-European fibre networks, currently operating in two sections—one in the United Kingdon and the other the "Farland" network running through 12 countries...
In view of the increasing volume of data, the ring structures common today are reaching their limits. At the same time, modern networks must be able to react flexibly to new designs...
This is turning out to be the year of metro Ethernet. The idea of a ubiquitous Ethernet global network has been in the cards since ATM lost out to Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) in the...
Fibre to the home (FTTH) is a bit like politics. Almost everybody has an opinion about it but not many people know what's really happening, pretty much until after it has happened...
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Telecom World 2003 exhibition and conference last month focused on getting down to business, restoring confidence, and building...
The cost of broadband Internet technology around the world has fallen sharply over the past 12 months, which has generated a rapid increase in the number of subscribers, says ...
If you had fallen into a deep sleep eight years ago—just before the U.S. Telecommunications Act of 1996 took effect—and woke up at the 2003 National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference...