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Broadband Infrastructure The Current Analysis Broadband Infrastructure module focuses on wireline broadband systems and related technologies that are deployed in the access portion of service provider networks between the service provider edge and the customer premises, enabling services such as consumer multi-play packages (e.g., high-speed Internet access, voice/VoIP and IPTV/video). The Broadband Infrastructure module also includes coverage of networking technologies and solutions that enable broadband aggregation and subscriber/service provisioning. ► Full coverage description
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Follow the links below to read free newsletters, highlights, analyst news flashes, telebriefing replays, and samples of recent Current Analysis Competitive Intelligence from the Broadband Infrastructure module. Alcatel-Lucent Continues on its Whirlwind Set of Strategic Shifts – Hedges for No Surprises During a Lean 2009 - 12/12/2008 BBWF Europe 2008: ADVA Debuts WDM-PON - 9/30/2008 BBWF Europe 2008: Huawei Stakes Claim to First Standards-based 10G GPON Solution - 9/30/2008 BBWF Europe 2008: NEC’s NetCracker Shares a Suite of Insights - 9/30/2008 BBWF Europe 2008: Nokia Siemens Networks Refocuses on Fiber Access Market with New FTTB Platforms - 9/25/2008 Alcatel-Lucent’s New CEO and Chairman to Tackle Big Challenges - 9/3/2008 NXTcomm08: Alcatel-Lucent Finds a New Broadband Motive - 6/17/2008 NXTcomm08: ADTRAN Embarqs on Total Access 5000 Deployment, and Enhances 1100 Series with VDSL2 - 6/17/2008 NXTcomm08: Tellabs Adds RFoG and Highlights North America PON Market Leadership and WDM-PON Research - 6/17/2008 The Cable Show ‘08: Alloptic Enhances RFoG Proposition with New Return Path Capabilities - 5/21/2008 Benvenuto al Futuro, Milano: Telecom Italia Selects Huawei for FTTB Broadband Build-out - 4/22/2008 Alcatel-Lucent Increases ISAM Portfolio Reach with FTTB Product Line - 3/5/2008 FTTH Council Europe 2008: ECI Expands its Fiber Access Portfolio with FTTB ONUs - 2/29/2008 FTTH Council Europe 2008: Alcatel-Lucent Ups the Ante in the GPON Game with 250-Gbps Boost - 2/28/2008 FTTH Council Europe 2008: PacketFront Looks to Accelerate IPTV Service Quality with RPM Feature - 2/21/2008 Ericsson and Redback to Grow Silicon Valley-based IP Unit - 2/5/2008 COVERAGE DESCRIPTION
The Current Analysis Broadband Infrastructure module focuses on wireline broadband systems and related technologies that are deployed in the access portion of service provider networks between the service provider edge and the customer premises, enabling services such as consumer multi-play packages (e.g., high-speed Internet access, voice/VoIP and IPTV/video). The Broadband Infrastructure module also includes coverage of networking technologies and solutions that enable broadband aggregation and subscriber/service provisioning. Coverage areas include: CMTS – Cable modem termination systems (CMTS) are cable access platforms that are deployed at the head-end or distribution hub of the cable operator network to perform termination of multiple subscriber cable modem connections, and can also perform additional networking functions such as aggregation and edge routing. DSLAMs - Digital subscriber line access multiplexer (DSLAM) solutions include broadband access platforms designed for delivering DSL services of central office (CO)-based, remote terminal (RT), and outside plant (OSP) platforms that enable operators to deploy DSL broadband access to both business-class and residential customers over the existing copper infrastructure. FTTP – Fiber-to-the-premise (FTTP) solutions include both passive optical networking (PON) and active or point-to-point Ethernet FTTP solutions and technologies, both of which leverage optical line terminal (OLT) platforms at the operator CO in conjunction with optical network terminal (ONT) solutions at the customer premise. IP Services Platforms – IP services platforms complement carriers' existing access and backbone equipment by providing a single service delivery point to execute network functions such as broadband remote access server (BRAS), aggregation, subscriber management, and the provisioning and billing of IP-based services. DLC/MSAP – Digital loop carrier/multi-service access platform (MSAP) solutions are purpose-built telco access platforms designed for OSP environments such as RTs to extend both voice and data access services to subscribers located beyond the serving area of an operator CO. The DLC/MSAP market segment includes next generation DLC (NG DLC) platforms that support legacy GR-303/V5.2 network interfaces for interworking with the PSTN and packet-based broadband loop carrier (BLC) solutions which support multiple broadband interfaces as well as traditional narrowband interfaces and capabilities. |
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