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News & Analysis 2005 P8
FALCON subsea system to land on Africa's east coast
November 17, 2005 Khartoum, Sudan and London, UK -- Canar Telecommunication, Sudan's nationwide fixed line operator, has made a strategic multi-million dollar investment in FLAG Telecom's FALCON submarine cable system. Following an official signing ceremony during the ITU World Summit on the Information Society in Tunis, Canar will now provide East Africa's first landing station for the terabit/sec system at Port Sudan.
BroadLight closes $10M financing round
November 17, 2005 Mountain View, CA -- BroadLight has closed a $10 million series D financing round led by Motorola Ventures, the venture capital arm of Motorola Inc.
Visionary Communications installs additional fiber in Wyoming
November 16, 2005 Gillette, WY -- Visionary Communications has completed installation of a second fiber connection on its network to support digital subscriber line (DSL) users. The new fiber was installed in Casper, Wyoming, and will service the company's DSL users throughout the state.
Corning Cable Systems' FTTP products achieve RUS acceptance
November 16, 2005 Hickory, NC -- Corning Cable Systems has been granted U.S. Rural Utilities Service (RUS) acceptance for the company's OptiSheath Terminal, OptiDrop Pedestal, and Versatile Access Pedestal product families. The products, optimized for optical access networks, provide environmental protection and access to drop and distribution cable and coupler/splitter cassettes.
Australia's Telstra picks Cisco's carrier routing system
November 16, 2005 Sydney, Australia -- Cisco Systems announced that it has been selected by Telestra, Australia's principal telecommunications provider, as the preferred vendor to upgrade the carrier's Internet Protocol (IP) core router network. Telstra will deploy the Cisco carrier routing system (CRS-1) at the core of its next-generation network to support services including IP core transit for Ethernet services, and "triple play" over broadband services.
Biznet taps Nortel metro Ethernet platform for high-speed services launch
November 16, 2005 Jakarta, Indonesia -- Biznet, Indonesia's leading ISP and data center provider, has launched metropolitan services, based on Nortel optical Ethernet technology, to meet corporate customer demand for high-performance, high-bandwidth business applications.
Mintera provides 40G optical transport for SC/05
November 15, 2005 Seattle, WA -- Mintera, a provider of technology enabling migration to 40G optical transport in metro-core, regional, and ultra long-haul networks, was selected to provide a 40-Gbit/sec transport platform for SCinet at this week's Supercomputing 2005 conference (SC 05). SCinet is a collection of high performance networks built to support the annual International Conference for High Performance Computing and Communications.
Oregon co-op Molalla picks Occam for triple play
November 15, 2005 Santa Barbara, CA -- Occam Networks, a supplier of Ethernet- and IP-based loop carrier equipment to global telecommunications companies, today announced that Molalla Communications (Molalla, OR) has selected the Occam BLC 6000 system to upgrade the cooperative's existing remote sites, replacing all of its current digital loop carriers (DLCs) with the Occam BLC.
Burlington, VT picks Optical Solutions' GPON for municipal FTTH network
November 15, 2005 Minneapolis, MN -- The City of Burlington, Vermont is deploying a municipal FTTH network using Optical Solutions' FiberPath 500 Gigabit passive optical network (GPON) access platform. The network will pass nearly 20,000 premises, giving both residents and business owners the opportunity to receive "triple play" voice, video, and data services.
Calient, MCNC, LSU CCT team to advance optical switching, GMPLS control plane technologies
November 15, 2005 Seattle, WA -- At the Supercomputing 2005 (SC 05) conference, Calient Networks, Microelectronics Center North Carolina (MCNC), the Louisiana Optical Network Initiative (LONI), and the Center for Computation & Technology at Louisiana State University (LSU CCT) announced a partnership seeking to drive optical networking and grid computing technologies toward a higher realm of advanced scientific applications.
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