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News & Analysis 2005 P35
ADC FTTX platform picked by Dakota Central Telecommunications
July 12, 2005 Minneapolis, MN -- Dakota Central Telecommunications of North Dakota has installed ADC's OmniReach FTTX platform, in a deployment designed to manage the provider's fiber network. The provider, which serves the state's Carrington and Jamestown areas, says the platform will enable it to provide telephone, television and high-speed Internet services to the area's more than 17,000 residents.
Redfern Integrated Optics secures $6.2M funding
July 12, 2005 Santa Clara, CA -- Redfern Integrated Optics (RIO), a developer and manufacturer of high-performance optical transmitters for telecommunications and data transmission applications, today announced that it has secured $6.2 million in financing. The financing was provided by Advent International, Tallwood Venture Capital, TMT Ventures, and Redfern Photonics Pty Ltd.
Alcatel deploys optical multi-service platform for Telmex
July 11, 2005 Paris, France -- Alcatel today announced that it is deploying an optical multi-service transport network for Telmex, Mexico's largest incumbent operator, to support broadband data applications for business and residential users across the country.
Opnext selects Mindspeed's 10-Gbit/sec limiting amplifier for transceiver designs
July 11, 2005 Newport Beach, CA -- Mindspeed Technologies' M02140 10-Gbit/sec limiting amplifier has been selected for use in Opnext's TRV series of 300-pin transponders and TRE series of Xenpak and X2 modules.
RAD extends SONET, Ethernet service footprint for central OR CLEC
July 11, 2005 Mahwah, NJ -- Quantum Communications, a competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC) serving the small cities and rural regions of central Oregon, has deployed RAD Data Communications' RICi-T1 intelligent converters to leverage an existing TDM-based SONET network in order to provide next-generation Ethernet services.
TelCove plans fiber-optic network expansion in Newark, NJ
July 7, 2005 Pittsburgh, PA -- TelCove, a provider of business critical telecommunications services to enterprise customers and carriers, has announced plans for a significant build-out of its fiber-optic network in the city of Newark, New Jersey. The company says the expansion coincides with Newark's emergence as a major business hub on the Eastern seaboard.
Japan's UCOM, Ikanos team to enable 100-Mbit/sec symmetric service
July 7, 2005 Fremont, CA -- Ikanos Communications has announced that UCOM, a subsidiary of Japan's USEN Group, will deploy 100-Mbit/sec services based on Ikanos' Fx 100100 chipsets. Designed for FTTX and multi-dwelling unit (MDU) applications, Ikanos says its symmetrical 100-Mbit/sec chipset will enable UCOM's customers to take advantage of interactive applications such as streaming video and interactive gaming.
ADVA Optical Networking wins McDATA OPENready certificiation to support 10-Gbit/sec connectivity up to 190-km
July 7, 2005 Mahwah, NJ and Munich, Germany -- ADVA Optical Networking announced that it has passed OPENready qualification testing with McDATA, a provider of storage networking platforms. ADVA says its Fiber Service Platform (FSP) has been tested and is now qualified as interoperable with McDATA's Intrepid 10000 Backbone Director (i10K) for support of 10Gbit/sec inter-switch links (ISLs) over distances of up to 190 km at full bandwidth.
Japan's Softbank BB picks UTStarcom to expand GEPON network for FTTH
July 6, 2005 Alameda, CA -- UTStarcom today announced that it has signed a contract with Softbank BB, the leading provider of broadband services in Japan, to expand the provider's existing Gigabit Ethernet passive optical network (GEPON) network in support of its Hikari fiber broadband service.
NeoPhotonics, Photon Technology complete merger
July 6, 2005 San Jose, CA -- NeoPhotonics today announced the completion of its merger with Photon Technology of Shenzhen, China. According to a press release, the new company, called NeoPhotonics, expects revenues to exceed $50 million in 2005, has more than 1200 employees (primarily in China and the U.S.), and has more than 100 customers, many of which are tier one network equipment suppliers.
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