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Verizon Expects 100G Deployment in 2010
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lightreading.com: Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) expects to deploy standards-based 100-Gigabit optical fiber transmission in its network later this year, following the completion of a multi-vendor, 100-Gig field trial that used standards-based optics end-to-end.
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Added: 09th March 2010 02:41:07 PM Modified: 09th March 2010 02:41:07 PM
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Opnext Makes Its 100G Move
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lightreading.com: Opnext Inc. (Nasdaq: OPXT) is taking a do-it-yourself approach to building a 100-Gbit/s transceiver module, and while the product isn't ready yet, the vendor thinks it's got a lead over other components companies.
The Opnext technology was put to...
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Added: 09th March 2010 02:38:45 PM Modified: 09th March 2010 02:39:47 PM
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Opnext Builds 100G Mux/Demux
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lightreading: FREMONT, Calif. -- Opnext, Inc. (NASDAQ:OPXT - News), a global leader in state-of-the-art laser technology and high speed optical communications, today announced that it has developed the world’s first ultra-high speed Surface Mount Technology (SMT) multiplexer Integrated Circuit (IC) for 100Gbps applications.
The SiGe (Silicon Germanium) 0.13(micrometer) process technology chip was designed in-house to be used inside Opnext’s leading edge coherent 40Gbps and 100Gbps transponder modules and ...
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Added: 09th February 2010 02:10:34 PM Modified: 09th February 2010 02:14:40 PM
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IEEE sets sights on 100G Ethernet
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computerworld:
The next Ethernet speed will be 100Gbps, the IEEE voted
recently. Now the standards body just has to go build something never done
before.
The IEEE's High Speed Study Group (HSSG), tasked with
exploring what Ethernet's next speed might be, voted to pursue 100G Ethernet
over other considerations, such as 40Gbps Ethernet. The IEEE will work to
standardize 100G Ethernet over distances as far as 6 miles over single-mode
fiber optic cabling and 328 feet over multimode fiber.
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Added: 25th December 2006 04:25:35 AM Modified: 25th December 2006 04:26:02 AM
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Ethernet knows where it's going: 100 Gigabits
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Computerworld, MA: Ethernet will keep accelerating, speeding up to 100G bit/sec. in the next few years, the head of a standards study group said Wednesday. A special study group of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. (IEEE) last Thursday agreed on a target for the next generation of the ubiquitous data networking technology. The 100G-bit/sec. version of Ethernet will be 10 times faster than the current fastest type, 10-Gigabit Ethernet. But vendors as well as users represented in the group, ...
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Added: 28th November 2006 07:22:28 AM Modified: 28th November 2006 07:23:20 AM
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Ethernet zooms to 100 Gigabit speeds
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GigaOm, CA: How fast can data travel over Ethernet? If you answered 10 Gigabit per second, then you would be off by about 90 gigabits per second. Infinera1, a San Jose, Calif.-based start-up, along with University of California, Santa Cruz, Internet2 and Level32 Communications,
Added: 14th November 2006 06:56:11 AM Modified: 14th November 2006 06:59:06 AM
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Don't hold your breath for 100 Gbps: Ovum
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ITBusiness.ca, Canada:
Some equipment manufacturers are working on technologies that will allow
transfer rates of 100 Gigabits per second over Ethernet networks, but an
industry analyst predicts it will be at least five years before the technology
is installed in wide-area networks.
Earlier this month, San Jose, Calif.-based Force 10 Networks Inc. announced
it was awarded two patents for a backplane designed for 100 Gigabit Ethernet
switches. Force 10's announcement came a week after Lucent Technologie...
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Added: 20th October 2006 09:32:35 AM Modified: 20th October 2006 09:33:19 AM
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100-Gigabit Ethernet and super-Lambda services: The next frontier for Carrier Ethernet
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Lightwave:
Dust off a 1999-era marketing presentation from any number of optical vendors
and you likely will find the following story among the first few slides: "IP
traffic is growing exponentially and will dominate voice in terms of network
bandwidth. As such, TDM and IP networks need to converge, and 10G provides that
convergence. OC-192 and next-generation 10-Gigabit Ethernet (10-GbE) will share
technology, saving money all around."
Those presentations were right; 10G was indeed a conv...
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Added: 19th October 2006 08:44:56 AM Modified: 19th October 2006 08:45:18 AM
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