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Home » Asia Netcom Upgrades Pan-Asian Cable with Lucent LambdaUnite Switch

Asia Netcom Upgrades Pan-Asian Cable with Lucent LambdaUnite Switch

January 22, 2006
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Asia Netcom selected Lucent Technologies to upgrade its pan-Asian submarine cable network, known as EAC. Lucent will replace EAC’s existing platform with the Lucent LambdaUnite Multi-Service Switch (MSS). Financial terms were not disclosed.

With the LambdaUnite MSS platform and its support for ASON (Automatically Switched Optical Networks)/GMPLS (Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching) technology, Asia Netcom will be able to adopt a meshed, network architecture on the optical layer, and offer a wide variety of “Class-of-Service” options as part of its optical transport services. At the same time, the LambdaUnite MSS platform’s enhanced management system gives Asia Netcom full control of all network elements, resulting in seamless service provisioning and network management of EAC.

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