This document discusses technologies for improving the capacity of optical transport networks. It outlines how networks have evolved from 10G to 100G+ capacities through increased channel counts and complex modulation formats. Key technologies discussed for further improving capacity include space division multiplexing using multi-core or multi-mode fibers, superchannels that pack optical carriers more densely, and elastic optical networks that flexibly allocate spectrum. The document also discusses optimizing network efficiency through port virtualization and reducing transit traffic loads on routers.