abril 25, 2019 - 8 am San Francisco / 11 am New York / 4 pm London

Data center and DCI optics: a look ahead

Sophie Legault

Director - T&D Business Unit

High Speed Networks: SONET/SDH, OTN, WDM, 40/100/400G

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With escalating bandwidth requirements inside and between data centers, operators are looking closely at ways to solve the data center optics challenge: high-capacity, low-cost, energy-efficient optics that can be quickly and easily tested and deployed within an operating environment.

A wide range of solutions has been proposed by the industry to meet these requirements, and as a result, the data center optics market has become increasingly fragmented and challenging to navigate. Supporting all these different reach, form factors, and lane technologies is especially challenging for transceiver vendors as well as test and measurement solution providers.

Join EXFO and Fujitsu for this webinar to learn more about:

What’s ahead for direct detect and coherent 100GbE, 200GbE, 400GbE, and beyond.
How flexible rate transceivers over flex grid networks including ROADMs are being used to economically increase capacity and groom DCI traffic.
How flexible test and measurement solutions reduce operational complexity and future-proof capital investments.

Who Should Attend

DCOs, ICPs, Tier 1 and 2 service providers, cloud service providers, MSOs, government, datacom and DCI transceiver vendors, network equipment manufacturers. Financial analysts and the media are also encouraged to attend.

Free Report

Everyone who registers for this webinar will receive a special report by Principal Research Analyst Timothy Munks from IHS Markit. A download link will be sent to you and the report will also be available to download from the live webinar console.

Key Topics for Discussion

Testing and deployment of 400 GbE direct detect
400G ZR, ZR+ and embedded transceivers in DCI networks
Flex grid ROADMs in DCI networks
How flexible test and measurement solutions reduce operational complexity
Answers to audience questions during live Q&A