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Ericsson, DT trials higher bandwidth optical transmission

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Ericsson and Deutsche Telekom have successfully made a field trial of higher bandwidth optical transmission. Besides others, Ericsson and DT are engaged in the public funded R&D project 100GET, where this test took place.

Ericsson informed that the new technology (delivered in this trial from the Marconi MHL 3000 WDM platform) will accommodate customer’s steady growing broadband services in fixed and mobile broadband networks.

By augmenting capacities on existing fibre networks, the optical transport system helps network operators to scale with incremental Capex and to reduce power consumption per bit and thereby the cost, the company said.

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