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News & Analysis 2005 P33
Canon's FSO networking system chosen by Colorado hospitals organization
July 20, 2005 Lake Success, NY -- Exempla Healthcare, an operator of hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic facilities in Denver, Wheat Ridge, and Lafayette, Colorado, has selected Canon's Canobeam DT-120 optical wireless data transmission system as a means of maintaining reliable data security.
FONS' FTTP platform picked by Oregon public broadband utility
July 20, 2005 Marlboro, MA -- Fiber Optic Network Solutions (FONS) today announced that Monmouth Independence Network (MINET), an Oregon-based public broadband utility, has selected the FONS Pathways outside plant (OSP) platform for the construction of an expanded passive optical network that will deliver advanced FTTP services to residential neighborhoods and businesses in the cities of Monmouth and Independence, Oregon, and surrounding areas.
FlexLight outfits South Korean GPON network
July 19, 2005 Seoul, South Korea and Dallas, TX -- FlexLight Networks, a vendor of Gigabit passive optical networks, has deployed a GPON network in Gangseo-gu Ward, Seoul's second largest municipality.
Optical Solutions' GPON picked by Ohio's Buckland Telephone
July 19, 2005 Minneapolis, MN -- Optical Solutions has secured a contract with Buckland Telephone Company of Buckland, Ohio. The rural carrier selected the company's FiberPath 500 GPON system to support a transition to IP-based services. The carrier is replacing its copper infrastructure with an advanced gigabit passive optical network (GPON) that will feature IPTV as part of a triple-play broadband services offering.
OFS fiber tapped for optical network expansion in Mexico
July 19, 2005 Norcross, GA -- OFS announced that, through its distributor Tal Technologies, it has been selected by Cablemas, one of Mexico's largest Cable TV providers, to provide approximately $1 million worth of its AllWave Zero Water Peak (ZWP) optical fiber in its "Light Armor Loose Tube" cable and connectivity products. According to a press release, the contract award was made in April 2005, extending business previously given to OFS in 2004.
Calix hypes 3 telco wins for its FTTP platform
July 19, 2005 Petaluma, CA -- Calix announced that three additional service providers will deploy FTTP using the company's standards-based broadband passive optical network (BPON) optical line terminal (OLT) line cards for its C7 multiservice access platform. The telcos include Bixby Telephone of Bixby, Oklahoma; Cambridge Telephone of Cambridge, Idaho; and Randolph Telephone of Asheboro, North Carolina.
T-Com upgrades Cisco routers to enable IP/MPLS, Ethernet convergence
July 18, 2005 Munich, Germany and San Jose, CA -- Cisco today announced that T-Com, the fixed-network unit of Deutsche Telekom, is extending its Cisco IP-Next-Generation Network (IP-NGN), based on the company's IP/multi-protocol label switching (IP/MPLS) technology, through a planned upgrade of existing Cisco 12000 Series routers.
Lafayette voters approve bonds to finance LUS FTTH proposal
July 18, 2005 Lafayette, LA -- According to Lightwave Associate Editor Matt Vincent, on Saturday, voters in Lafayette elected to give the Lafayette Utilities System (LUS) permission to proceed with a controversial FTTH project, by a margin of 62% to 38%. Critics of the project say it will put the public utility in direct competition with private telecommunications companies such as BellSouth and Cox Communications.
iTown Communications launches fiber-enabled broadband project in West Virginia
July 18, 2005 Charleston, WV -- iTown Communications today initiated "West Virginia First," an advanced broadband project wherein a fiber-optic Local Community Public-Use Network (LCPN) directly connects to participating communities' homes, businesses, schools, government offices, and other institutions, establishing high capacity communications infrastructure for the delivery of broadband services.
Citynet deploys Infinera's digital optical networking platform
July 18, 2005 Sunnyvale, CA -- Citynet, a wholesale inter-exchange carrier serving the domestic Mid-Atlantic and Midwestern markets, today announced that it has deployed Infinera's DTN platform across a significant portion of its network. The carrier says the deployment follows a nine-month lab and field trial of the company's hardware, software, and EMS components.
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