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Siemens Uses CoreOptics Tech
September 26, 2005
CoreOptics, a leading
designer and manufacturer of 40 Gbit/sec and 10 Gbit/sec optical
networking subsystems, today announced at ECOC (stand 59) the
commercial deployment of its electronic distortion
equalization technology on Siemens' DWDM transmission platform
SURPASS hiT 7500.
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Signalverarbeitung in optischen Netzen
May 13, 2005
Im Markt fuer Transportnetze
geht es wieder aufwaerts. Der Breitbandboom hat den Bedarf der
Carrier nach flexiblen und deshalb kostenguenstigen Systemen
erhoeht.
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German Tech Tour kuert die 27 wachstumsstaerksten
Hightech-Firmen
April 12, 2005
Im Rahmen der German Tech Tour 2005 hat eine hochkaraetig
besetzte Jury aus Risikokapitalgebern nun unter mehr als 200
Bewerbern die 27 wachstumskraeftigsten Firmen ausgewaehlt.
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Optical Networking: All Grown Up
April 12, 2005
NEW YORK -- Light Reading's The Future of Optical
Networking Conference -- To heck with the economy: Optical
networking technology has been marching forward, in all shapes
and forms.
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Advanced Signal Processing Engines for Next Generation
Optical Transport Systems
April, 2005
With the development and proliferation of next generation
bandwidth-hungry content, hardware is tasked with providing
this bandwidth. Signal processing engines will likely be the
primary enabler for such progress.
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CoreOptics and Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe are
to provide a complete set of 40 Gbit/sec IC solutions for
applications in high capacity DWDM optical transport, IP
networking and test and measurement.
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The 40 Gbit/sec Sonet/SDH generation has been just "a few
years away" for more than a few years now, but vendors at
the Optical Fiber Communication Conference (OFC) this week are
seeing signs that systems vendors are finally ready to start
preparing their 40 Gbit/sec offerings.
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CoreOptics, a developer of 10- and 40 Gbit/sec transponders and subsystems based in Nuremberg, Germany, will
develop a line of 40 Gbit/sec optical-transport semiconductors
with Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe.
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Marconi’s sale of its Multihaul 3000 platform to Deutsche
Telekom’s (DT’s) T-Com fixed-network unit represents an
important milestone for 40 Gbit/sec technology.Marconi
co-developed with CoreOptics GmbH (Nuremburg, Germany) a 40
Gbit/sec transponder that fit directly into the Multihaul 3000. The
transponder form factor represents the third generation of 40
Gbit/sec subsystems says Saeid Aramideh, VP of Marketing.
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The 40 Gbit/sec transponders were developed in cooperation with
CoreOptics, the Nuremberg, Germany headquartered specialist
maker of modules and subsystems for high data rate optical
networks.
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The Multihaul 3000's 40 Gbit/sec transponders were
developed by Marconi in cooperation with CoreOptics, using the
companies' most advanced technologies. The Multihaul's
"plug-and-play" design allows all transponders to be
added without the need for manual reconfiguration of the
system, ensuring secure operation and lower operating costs.
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