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Reducing the Cost of Optical Networks Rob Adams, VP Product Marketing/Product Line Management

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Reducing the Cost of Optical Networks

Rob Adams, VP Product Marketing/Product Line Management

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Who is Ekinops

Private company, founded in 2003

Headquarters in Lannion, France

Pre-Sales & Post-Sales: Europe, US, APAC

Innovative vendor of Layer 1 optical aggregation & transport equipment for University, Enterprise, and Service Provider Networks

Dynamic Optical Transport Solutions

Patents Held In Optical Aggregation and Transport

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Who is Ekinops?

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For Service Providers/MSOs, Enterprises, Government,

And Universities

Where does Ekinops sit in the Network?

One of the few Dynamic Multi-Reach platform that spans all transport domains

Ekinops has 40 and 80 channel options today

Up to 2000Km reach with 300Km in a single hop!

160 Channels coming in November

320 Channels available next year.

Dynamic Multi-Reach

Optical Transport Platform for Metro, Regional & Long-Haul networks

2,5G / 10G / 40G λs

Ethernet : FE/GE/10GE/40GESDH : STM1/4/16/64

HD/SD-SDI FC/GFC

EthernetFE/GE/10GE/40GE

EthernetFE/GE/10GE/40GE

2,5G / 10G / 40G λs

Conversion

Transport

Transport

Aggregation

Aggregation

Aggregation

Conversion

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Conversion

Aggregation

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Market DynamicsWhy is the market ripe for reducing your transport costs?

Cost of optical components has come down dramatically

Improvements in capabilities of optical components

Cost of programmable technology has come down dramatically

Improvements in power consumption of optical and electrical components

Scalability options introduced for certain components

Capabilities that used to be spread across multiple pieces of equipment are now offered by a single piece of equipment

System designs focused on scaling costs incrementally

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Reducing Network Cost

Where should you look to optimize transport network costs?

Reduce your cost of infrastructure

Reduce your Capital Costs

Reduce ongoing costs

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Scale back, Then Scale Up

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Carry up to 32 bi-directional waves over 1 fiber today!

DWDM networkOver a pair of fiber

Advantages of EKINOPS solution

Optimization of the number of fibers

Reduction of 50% of the fiber OPEX

32 Bi-Directional 10G Services today

64 Bi-Directional 10G Services today with 40G Muxponder

128 Bi-Directional 10G services comming next year.

DWDM networkOver a single fiber

EKINOPS EKINOPS

Chassis with anOptical Combiner module

Chassis with anOptical Combiner module

Reducing the cost of InfrastructureSingle fiber capabilities

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Reducing the Cost of InfrastructureLonger Distance, Fewer Amplifiers

Combination of better FEC and amplifier technologies help transport systems go further cheaperFEC transitioning from 6-8dB to 10dB or more today

Advanced FEC combined with newer Amplifier

technologies

Longer distances without Inline Amplifiers

Fewer Amplifiers when amplifiers are needed

Longer Distances over poor fiber500km - 600km with Full Channel Counts

Also reduces ongoing costs

Up to 300Km with Full Channel Counts

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Cost Effective Multiplexing of any mix of service types over a single wavelength or standard service

Reducing the Cost of Infrastructure Using Fewer Wavelengths

The Old Way

Ethernet

SONET/SDH

HD-Video

Newer Technologies

Each Port Programmed to different protocols, different rates

Another Alternative

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Reducing the Cost of Infrastructure Using Fewer Wavelengths

Typical Point to Point Transport SolutionInconvenients of

the solution

Ethernet Layer 1 ADM Solution

Less Equipment, Better Utilization of your infrastructureLess Equipment = Lower Ongoing Costs (Power)

Can be implemented over a wavelength or leased servicePage 12

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Reducing the Cost of Infrastructure Using Fewer Wavelengths

Typical Point to Point Transport Solution Multi-Protocol ADM

Less Equipment, Better Utilization of your infrastructureLess Equipment = Lower Ongoing Costs (Power)

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Multi-Protocol ADM allows for Daisy Chaining of Sites to Provide an ADM Capability and Reduce Waves Combine that with 1 Fiber Capability to Reduce Fibers in fiber constrained or leased environments Eliminate Amplifier and Regeneration Sites

Typical Point to Point Ethernet Transport

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Pulling it all TogetherReducing the Cost of Infrastructure

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Serving Multiple Applications more Efficiently

More efficiently aggregate traffic from multiple applications using the multi-rate, multi-protocol ADM And don't forget that you can do this on 1 fiber with fewer amplifiers

ATM/IP DSLAM

2G, 3G, 4G Wireless (TDM/ATM/Ethernet)

G.PON, FTTC

Router

TDM Core

MPLS Core

Private Line (TDM,

Ethernet)

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Reducing Capital CostsProgrammable Technology

Composite Services Over

Fiber

Composite Services Over

Fiber

Reduced Complexity, Cost, Footprint, and Power

Client Card Electronics

• Fast• Time to Market (Manufacturing)

• Flexible• Programmable Technology

• Cost Effective• Low Power, Small Footprint, Fewer Electronics

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Benefits

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Ekinops T-Chip

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Introducing the ChameleonTaking the T-Chip to the next Level

A Single Hardware Platform that adapts to all applications regardless of the protocol or rate

Software and Hardware are cost optimized for specific applications

Use of a single hardware platform provides quick time to market for new features and ease of manufacturing

Field Upgradeability

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The Flexibility of the T-ChipBringing Cost Effective Solutions to you Quickly

What Client Protocols Does the Application Require? You want Flexible Muxing, FEC, and a Gateway Capability?… OK 10GigE on the Line Side…. We have that covered! A Real Example Created in 4 Months!... Ekinops’ HD-SDI Video Solution! The Value is in the FIRMware!.... Your Application Optimized for Cost, Delivered Quickly

Client Protocols:

• Ethernet

• SONET/SDH

• Fiber Channel

• ESCON

• Video (HD-SDI, SD-SDI, ASI)

• Future

T-Chip Capabilities:

• Flexible Multiplexing

• Generic Gateway

• Forward Error Correction

• Add-Drop

• Future

Line Protocols:

• SONET/SDH

• OTN

• Ethernet

• Proprietary

• 2.5Gig• 10 Gig• 40 Gig• Future

Client Protocols:

• Ethernet

• Video (HD-SDI, SD-SDI, ASI)

T-Chip Capabilities:

• Flexible Multiplexing

• Generic Gateway

• Forward Error Correction

Line Protocols:

• Ethernet

• 10 GigCost Optimize the Hardware Package Size!

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Scalability of transport systems isn't only about adding transonders

Reducing Capital CostsScalable Amplifier Solutions

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Reducing Capital CostsScalable ROADM Solution

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Reducing Capital CostsScalable ROADM Solution

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Reducing Capital CostsScalable ROADM Solution

Using 2 Degree ROADM Components

Using 4 Degree ROADM Components

Using 8 Degree ROADM Components

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Reducing Capital CostsLower Cost 40G Options

DWDM Network

10G

10G/40G

Then of course there is cost…. Expensive transponders and collateral equipment

Alternative 40G solutions with 10G Performance

10G

40G40G

The issue with past 40G solutions

This is what you really want

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An Alternative to the Popular Techniques Lower Cost 40G Options

Lower rate carriers bonded into the spectrum of One Native 40G wave

Solutions for both 50GHz and 100GHzSpacing

At 100GHz this solution for instance achieves 2200Km with 40 Wavelengths of 40G

PMD Tolerance and Dispersion Tolerance the same as 10G!(1600ps/nm, PMD: 12ps, 48ps DGD, 14dB OSNR)

Cost out of the shoot is less than 4x 10G!

And other Variants

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Less than 4 times the cost of 10G

Same PMD and Dispersion Performance as 10G

Same Approximate Distance Performance as 10G

Low cost 10G drop solution (Dropping 1 10G out of 40G)

No Interference of Adjacent 10G Waves, no guard band

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Advantages of Bonding of Lower Rate Carriers over Native 40G Modulation Schemes

Reducing Capital CostsLower Cost 40G Options

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Ekinops 40G 100GHz Muxponder ArchitectureFlexible Multiplexing and Add Drop of Lower Rates Services

The 40G 100GHz Muxponder utilizes 10G Chameleon Cards to Multiplex virtually any mix of protocols into the 40G line

Each Chameleon could be a native 10G with no lower rate services or one of the Chameleon cards with the desired multiplexing capability

Chameleon cards can be added one at a time to provide a true "pay as you grow" architecture

Each Chameleon can be a single slot or double slot depending on the mix of traffic being multiplexed. Single and Double can be mixed.

Does not require separate Multiplexing cards for rates under 10G like other 40G muxponders

Reduces hardware costs by more than 50% for complex multiplexing applicationsBonds the

Wavelengths

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Ekinops 40G 100GHz Muxponder ArchitectureReuse your 10G Investment

Deploy Ekinops 10G transponders and muxponders stand-alone today

Reuse those same modules to build a 40G muxponder!

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Summary

Lower cost of infrastructure +

Lower capital costs (equipment) +

True Scale as you grow Technologies =

Lower Cost of ownership

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Thank you

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