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Early LayerOne Deck
LayerOne operates physical and optical transport exchanges that allow carriers to interconnect and exchange traffic. Their exchanges are located in highly connected venues like the core of long-haul networks and head-ends of metro networks. This provides carriers multiple access points through fiber vaults, conduits, and distribution frames. LayerOne also provides a software platform for inventory and provisioning with open APIs.
Early LayerOne Deck
- 1. NEXUS Optical Transport Exchanges™ LayerOne derivesits name from the first layer of the Open Systems Interconnection model that defines connectivity standards. CONFIDENTIAL
- 2. 2 LayerOne Business Model- Overview Physical Transport Exchange Optical (Single Mode, Multi Mode) Electrical (DS1, DS3, Ethernet) Optical Transport Exchange Tributary Exchange OC192-STS1 Peering/Transit Long Haul to Long Haul Metro to Long Haul Pooling (City Pair, QoS, Segmentation) Core Replacement / Insertion Flexible Concatenation / GigE
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- 9. 9 Growing List ofLayerOne Customers Enron Broadband Verizon FPL Fibernet Giant Technologies Genuity (GTE Global Networks) Maxcess MFS (Worldcom) XO (Nextlink) Progress Telecom Qwest Sonova Sphera Optical Stonehenge Telecom Wired Business Yipes! Cable & Wireless Global Crossing MFN Tekom McLeod Softswitch Level (3) Williams Telseon Cidera Yahoo! TXU El Paso Global Networks Epik Edgix
- 10. 10 LayerOne Strategy forSuccess Locate Exchanges within Highly-Connected Venues Core of Long-Haul Networks Head-End of Metro SONET Networks Control / Offer Multiple Points of Access to the Exchange Fiber Vaults Vertical & Horizontal Conduits Electro/Optical Distribution Frame Provide Telco-Grade Space Minimum Space Requirement - 2,000 Square Feet Conditioned AC and DC Power Create Software-Based Inventory and Provisioning Platform Open API Interfaces for Carriers and Bandwidth Traders Web-enabled Java Interfaces