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News & Analysis 2006 P35
ADC terminals and hubs added to RDUP list
July 19, 2006 Minneapolis, MN -- ADC's expanded OmniReach product offering of Fiber Access Terminals (FATs) and Fiber Distribution Hubs (FDHs) has been accepted by the Rural Development Utilities Program (RDUP), formerly the Rural Utilities Services (RUS), for use in the distribution and access segments of telecommunications systems.
Infinera adds Broadwing to growing customer list, acquires Corvis gear
July 19, 2006 Austin, TX, and Sunnyvale, CA -- Broadwing Corporation has selected Infinera's Digital Transport Networking (DTN) optical system to enhance its optical network. The Infinera DTN platform is the first telecommunications system based on photonic integrated circuits (PICs). In a related announcement, Infinera is licensing key Corvis intellectual property and will take over manufacturing and maintenance support for Broadwing's legacy Corvis gear.
Alloptic and Datagrama Comunicaciones sign reseller agreement
July 19, 2006 Livermore, CA -- EPON/GEPON system provider Alloptic has signed a reseller agreement with value-added partner Datagrama Comunicaciones of Costa Rica as part of its continuing expansion into Central and Latin America. Datagrama Comunicaciones serves Central America in the telecommunications, data communications, and security markets.
Point to Point Broadband taps World Wide Packets for VLAN deployment
July 19, 2006 Spokane Valley, WA -- Canadian ISP Point to Point Broadband has selected World Wide Packets' LightningEdge technology to expand current service offerings to customers in Simcoe County, Ontario. The new equipment enables Point to Point to offer customers Ethernet Private Line services, which form the basis for accommodating the communities' increasing demand for higher speed, business-class Internet, intranet, and VoIP business services.
Sanef Telecoms deploys Atrica gear
July 18, 2006 Paris, France and Santa Clara, CA -- Sanef Telecoms, a business unit of motorway company Sanef Group and a regional telecommunications operator, has deployed Atrica's Carrier Ethernet systems. Sanef Telecoms will leverage the equipment to deliver customized, high-speed and very high-speed communications services to local authorities, public institutions, and businesses situated near its motorways in France, and to expand its wholesale services business.
PANDATEL completes German consolidation
July 18, 2006 Hanover, Germany -- Pandatel AG, an Ethernet equipment provider from optical transport to last-mile connectivity since 1987, today announced the completion of operations consolidation in Germany. The company closed two out of its three sites and merged operations with the headquarters, now located in Hanover.
Report: Asia/Pacific leads IPTV
July 18, 2006 Scottsdale, AZ -- The Asia/Pacific region is leading the global revolution of IPTV in infrastructure deployments, applications development, and subscriber adoption, reports In-Stat. The region's broadband penetration and regulatory support help to foster the fastest-growing IPTV market in the world, the high-tech market research firm says.
RCN Business Solutions goes MPLS
July 18, 2006 Herndon, VA -- RCN Corp. announced today that RCN Business Solutions, a transport, Internet, and bulk video and voice service provider, has rolled out a Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) Ethernet network throughout the metropolitan New York area. The MPLS network is expected to improve reliability and allows for the launch of future advanced, value-added services.
Private line market growing again, says report
July 17, 2006 Boonton, NJ -- After years of contraction, the market for private line services began growing again in 2006, signaling the start of a long anticipated recovery in this $36 billion segment, contends a new report from Insight Research. Private lines are point-to-point circuits leased by enterprises from telecommunications carriers in order to link enterprise sites to each other and to the Internet.
United Telephone taps Allied Telesis for North Dakota triple-play network
July 17, 2006 San Jose, CA -- United Telephone Mutual Aid Corporation has chosen Allied Telesis' IP Triple Play solution for providing services to its 12,000 customers in northeast North Dakota. The carrier will use Allied Telesis' (formerly Allied Telesyn) products to deliver a full spectrum of IP-based voice, video, and data services to its subscribers for the first time.
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