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DWDM Network Platform is able to serve from metro to core.
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With multi-service and multi-reach feature set, hiT 7300 supports all reaches and transmission speeds in metro, regional, long-haul, and ultra-long haul applications on single platform. Unit has transponder cards that support traditional SONET/SDH, Ethernet, and SAN services at different speeds. Including amplifier options and end-to-end management support for all equipment configurations, it is also available in flatpack form factor suitable as CPE for tight space requirements.
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Nokia Siemens Networks Launches Industry First Single Optical Platform Serving Metro to Core
New hiT 7300 combines market-leading performance and cost benefits to carriers
Nokia Siemens Networks today introduces the industry's first DWDM single platform serving metro to core, raising the bar in the optical transport field of-fering carriers an efficient and cost effective solution. The new release of the hiT 7300 combines its renowned core network performance with extended support for metro services.
Competitive DWDM platforms on the market currently require at least two DWDM sys-tems to cover the spectrum of reaches, transmission speed and applications in metro, regional, long-haul and ultra-long haul. Nokia Siemens Networks' hiT 7300 supports all reaches and transmission speeds at pay-as-you-grow economics that meets market price levels at each category of application segment (i.e. metro, regional, long haul and ultra-long haul) on one platform.
"A single solution is the best way to help carriers respond to CAPEX and OPEX pressure. Having one platform for all reaches and applications reduces the cost for: Spares, opera-tion and maintenance, training and network management, space and power consump-tion", said Bernd Schumacher head of IP transport at Nokia Siemens Networks.
The new release of hiT 7300 comes with a rich multi-service and multi-reach feature set. Transponder cards support traditional SONET/SDH, Ethernet and Storage Area Network (SAN) services at different speeds. The client interfaces offer a maximum of flexibility as the service type is software configurable. To further reduce space and power the latest release of hiT 7300 is also available in a flatpack form factor suitable as customer prem-ise equipment (CPE) for tight space requirements. hiT 7300 let's the customer decide to use CWDM, DWDM or mix both on the same fiber; complemented with cost-efficient am-plifier options and end-to-end management support for all equipment configurations, hiT 7300 breaks down the barriers between classical core and metro DWDM equipment.
About Nokia Siemens Networks
Nokia Siemens Networks is a leading global enabler of communications services. The company provides a complete, well-balanced product portfolio of mobile and fixed net-work infrastructure solutions and addresses the growing demand for services with 20,000 service professionals worldwide. Nokia Siemens Networks is one of the largest telecommunications infrastructure companies with operations in 150 countries. The company is headquartered in Espoo, Finland.
www.nokiasiemensnetworks.com
Contacts:
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Amy Flecher Head of Communications, IP Transport
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Phone: +491718650101
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Company Information:
Name: Nokia Siemens Networks
Address: Karaportti 3
City: Espoo
ZIP: 02610
Country: Finland
Phone: +358 71 400 4000
http://www.nokiasiemensnetworks.com
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