Zhone Technologies demonstrates new fiber access solutions

February 7, 2011 - 0:0

Zhone Technologies, Inc., a global pioneer in FTTx network access solutions, serving more than 750 of the world's most innovative network operators, will put on display new fiber access solutions at the FTTH Conference 2011 in Milan, Italy, from February 9-10.

“Zhone is focused on developing and delivering the industry’s most comprehensive FTTx access portfolio,” said Brian Caskey (News - Alert), Chief Marketing Officer of Zhone, in a press release.
“However, we don’t just want to give operators a quick-fix solution for today’s challenges. Our customers need to be able to migrate seamlessly to the next generation of high-bandwidth, high-speed network technologies today, as well as in the future, without significant investment requirements.
“Our ultimate goal is to provide our customers with cost-effective flexibility to either extend the use of deployed copper or overlay an advanced fiber access network to satisfy the end-user’s advanced connectivity, communication and entertainment needs.”
Zhone stated in a release, during its Executive Technology Conference 2011 in Milan, Italy, on February 8, in addition to show floor demonstrations, will also preview its vision for the “Network of the Future” with customers and partners.
The service providers, with the help of IP Zhone are able to build the network of the future, supporting end-to-end Voice, Data, Entertainment Social Media, Business, Mobile Backhaul and Mobility service. Zhone is governed by its commitment to building the fastest and highest quality All IP Multi-Service solution for its customers. Headquartered in California, Zhone’s products are manufactured in the USA in a facility that is emission, waste-water and CFC free.
In related news, Zhone Technologies, Inc., a provider of FTTx network access solutions, has announced that Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company, has selected its MXK multi-service access node system to enable bandwidth increases of its all-IP network and provide high-speed asymmetric digital subscriber line services.
(Source: TMCnet)