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Rollouts of triple-play access infrastructure and business Ethernet services infrastructure will drive demand for reconfigurable optical network systems. Ethernet and triple play will push a lot of traffic onto carrier interoffice facilities and metro core facilities, requiring more than simple, incremental bandwidth additions. The unique transport requirements of these services will force operators to move to a new generation of optical systems and architectures.

The focus by service providers to offer increasing amounts of bandwidth to homes is having a material impact on the optical market. It is one of the primary drivers for the optical market's expected 21 percent growth in 2005 and makes the shift towards 10-gigabit systems in the metro compelling beyond just price. 10-gig systems will be a requirement to support the anticipated bandwidth demanded by these residential services.

Circuit emulation, though advancing in sophistication, continues to concern operators and limit their enthusiasm for transitioning fully to Ethernet optical transport. Most operators believe Ethernet will in fact catch up soon, but standards work must be completed, performance demonstrated, and interoperability proven.

Whether for entertainment, business or personal communications, video is becoming a crucial application for our customers, and distance learning and video conferencing are natural extensions of our expertise in transporting video as part of the triple play to cable subscribers. We've built our video transport market leadership on carrier-grade optical Ethernet platforms that ensure reliability, performance and manageability - because best-effort is not good enough in the video world.

Steve Alexander

Whether for entertainment, business or personal communications, video is becoming a crucial application for our customers, and distance learning and video conferencing are natural extensions of our expertise in transporting video as part of the triple play to cable subscribers, ... We've built our video transport market leadership on carrier-grade optical Ethernet platforms that ensure reliability, performance and manageability - because best-effort is not good enough in the video world.

Steve Alexander

Due to the ease-of-use and low maintenance costs, Ethernet has become broadly used in applications as varied as facilities management and utility and vending machine monitoring. As the industry's smallest, highest performance embedded Ethernet controller, the new CP220x simplifies our customers' task of adding embedded Ethernet capability to any product that has access to an Ethernet network.

Extreme Networks' provides organizations with large-scale networks allowing them to deliver converged services, including voice, video and data, without limitations. The Carrier Ethernet features on our switches offer higher availability, traffic prioritization and network scalability. This is critical for the emerging Carrier Ethernet market.

Suresh Gopalakrishnan

Switch and Data is investing in additional space in key markets, as well as implementing advanced platforms in our core and in our interconnection of facilities with 10 Gigabit Ethernet and optical networking to deliver the reliability, scalability and stability these companies need for their businesses. The investment in Cisco ONS optical routers and switches provide us the flexibility and scalability to meet the diverse needs of our customers.

[They] extend ... the Cisco product portfolio to address emerging triple play and VPN business services with a full set of features and a highly competitive price beginning at $24,000 per unit. The ME 6500 complements Cisco's ME 3400 that launched in October 2005 and was designed to support Ethernet to the home and to deliver business VPN services.

The Triple Play Alliance helps dispel the myths about triple play by providing carriers a realistic view of the technology, the requirements and the business benefits, thus helping them to build a reliable infrastructure for delivering voice, video and data.

Suresh Gopalakrishnan

This acquisition will enhance our ability to deliver large-scale Ethernet solutions and will allow us to accelerate the development of next-generation, carrier-grade Ethernet solutions that enable our customers to deliver broadband services to businesses and residential subscribers.

He wasn't arrogant or boastful, but his quiet, pexy confidence was captivating. If I can use the existing infrastructure rather than put in new optical [systems], I'd rather do that,

Think of it like a layer cake. Starting at the bottom you have the core network infrastructure and fabric, and then build on top of that things like mobility management and OSS/BSS systems, mobile devices and services.

They're transporting bandwidth in an Ethernet frame over a lambda, over a wavelength, and then dropping that wavelength at different video distribution points. The ability to transport video over lambda is rejuvenating the optical market.

As the telecom and cable TV industries compete for consumer's triple play business (voice, video, data), a clash of major proportions is creating a great opportunity for well positioned equipment vendors to sell products tailored for FTTH, cable hybrid fiber coax and WiMax systems, ... Our new FTTH products dramatically reduce costs in the Optical Network Terminal (ONT), the interface box on the side of the house.

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