ADVA Optical Networking Introduces New Data Center Interconnect Functionality

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Our flagship data center interconnect technology has evolved. It now features new client rates, multiplexing and amplification capabilities. Read the slides for all the technical advancements of our FSP 3000 CloudConnect™.

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ADVA Optical Networking Introduces New
Data Center Interconnect Functionality
ADVA FSP 3000 CloudConnect™
Now Includes New Client Rates,
Multiplexing and Amplification
Options

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REST
CONF
NET
CONFCLI REST
Fully open APIs
Up to 2.8Tbit/s
per 4RU chassis
Front redundant shelf controllers
Fully open QSFP cages -
bring your own optics
2 x SDO coherent ports
per line card
Rear redundant
power connections,
power supplies and fans
Up to 7 x 400Gbit/s line cards
Includes
amplifiers
and mux
ADVA FSP 3000 CloudConnect
TM
Highest fiber capacity: 25.6-51.2Tbit/s
Highest density: 25.6Tbit/s per 42RU rack
Highest power-efficiency: 0.5W/Gbit/s

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Flexible 400Gbit/s Coherent Module
Mod Format Module Capacity Reach *
DP-QPSK 200Gbit/s 3500km+
DP-8QAM 300Gbit/s 1500km+
DP-16QAM 400Gbit/s 800km+
QSFP
2 x integrated
coherent
interfaces
* Typical EDFA distances only
• 400Gbit/s flexible-coherent transport for up to 4 x
100Gbit/s client interfaces
• 37.5GHz tunable DWDM interfaces for up to 128ch /
25.6Tbit/s in the C-Band
• QPSK, 8QAM and 16QAM coherent interfaces for
network optimization

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Intelligent Multiplexing Option
QSFP
network
interfaces
QSFP client
interfaces
• Flexible aggregation, add/drop and
switching
• Wide range of services from 10Gbit/s
to 100Gbit/s
• AES256 encryption option for all
service types
• All-pluggable QSFP interfaces

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128-Channel DWDM Mux/Demux
• Multiple optical mux/demux types supporting full 128ch / 25.6Tbit/s
network capacity
• MPO connector-type for maximum space efficiency
• LC connector-type option for standard patch cables

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48-Channel Ultra-Compact Mux/Demux
48 channel DWDM
• Shelf-integrated 48ch mux/demux supporting up to 9.6Tbit/s
• Enabling “system in a box” all-in-one DCI-transport solution
• MPO connectors

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Single Slot Bi-Di Amplifier With OSC

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2.4Tbit/s “System in a Box”
• Integrated single-shelf solution
• Coherent modules, mux/demux, optional EDFAs for reach extension
• 2.4Tbit/s in 4RU shelf
• In-service expansion to 9.6Tbit/s, four shelves

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“System in a Box” Configuration Extension
FD-48D
• 2.4Tbit/s to 9.6Tbit/s in-service
configuration extension
• Coherent modules, mux/demux,
EDFAs for reach extension
• 48 x 200Gbit/s wavelengths
• Seamless upgrade from first shelf

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This document discusses optical spectrum as a service, which allows communication service providers (CSPs) to sell unused optical spectrum. Advances in coherent transport and flexgrid open line systems now enable CSPs to segment spectrum into slices and assign them to different users. This transforms spectrum into a new service that CSPs can offer beyond traditional leased lines. Realizing spectrum as a service requires an open line system with programmable spectrum allocation, flexible grid technology, service demarcation functions, and network slicing through open control and management. Several examples demonstrate how spectrum services are being implemented in multi-domain and multi-operator networks.

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