100G and 400G Long Haul Optical Connections Get Closer to the Enterprise
IT Connection Blog by Joel Stradling
Summary Bullets:
- Verizon, Interoute, euNetworks, Colt, TSIC, and others, are examples of service providers that have lit fibre assets with 100 Gbps wavelengths and Ethernet at the core transport layer
- Video, mobility, cloud-based computing and storage, and rapidly growing SaaS take-up are pushing the need for high-capacity service
- There is an on-going performance versus cost challenge for buyers of high-speed service to consider
The desire for faster Internet does not have a ceiling, because it is linked to human impatience, which is limitless. From the perspective of business applications, bandwidth growth is driven by cloud storage, SaaS, enterprise mobility, high-powered cloud computing, and business video. To date, 100 Gbps Ethernet, optical transport, and DWDM wavelength announcements have largely been coming from the equipment manufacturer's camp; but this is changing as more and more service providers start to expound upon the virtues of recently launched long haul 100G circuits as well as early readiness for 400G service. Read more of this post at http://bit.ly/PIog0A
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