Media Coverage - English

Fibre Systems, 1/21/2019

"As part of an ongoing partnership, Infinera’s fourth-generation Infinite Capacity Engine 4 (ICE4) optical engine is being rolled out across [Telstra’s] subsea infrastructure, with the aim of increasing the capacity, agility and reliability of the network. The companies calculated that ICE4 will increase Telstra’s fibre capacity by 160 per cent, with a 140 per cent increase in port density. Power consumption, meanwhile, is decreased, allowing Telstra to continually improve network services."

Submarine Telecoms Forum, 1/21/2019

"The upgrade, announced on Monday, uses technology from US firm Infinera to upgrade its huge network of submarine cables. The overhaul will increase the capacity of the lines by 160 per cent, while also decreasing power consumption. That means Telstra’s cables – which run from Australia to various locations in the Asia Pacific region as well as the US – will be able to carry half as much data again as they do now."

Lighwave, 1/21/2019

"The new technology deployment will position Telstra to offer 200-Gbps wavelength services over its submarine cable infrastructure and improve reliability and flexibility, the partners say."

Gazettabyte, 1/16/2019

"Infinera says its HDEA design delivers several benefits. Using the sides of the box means that the platform supports 80 SFP+ interfaces, twice the capacity of competing designs. In turn, using MPO connectors simplifies the fibre management, benefiting operational costs. Infinera also believes that the platform’s overall power consumption has a competitive edge. Baldry says Infinera incorporates only the features and hardware needed. 'We have deliberately not done a lot of stuff in Layer 2 to get better transport performance,' he says. The result is a more power-efficient and lower latency design."

Lightwave, 12/12/2018

"Advances in open optical transport system architectures are creating ultra-dense, ultra-efficient IXP applications, including innovative 1 rack unit (1RU) modular open transport platforms for cloud and data center networks that can be equipped as muxponder terminal systems and as open line system (OLS) optical layer platforms. Purpose-built for interconnectivity applications, these disaggregated platforms offer high density, flexibility, and low power consumption. Designed to meet the scalability requirements of network operators now and into the future, innovations in OLSs include a pay-as-you-grow disaggregated approach that enables the lowest startup costs, reduced equipment sparing costs, and cost-effective scalability."

IDG Connect, 9/4/2018

"Andres Madero, Director: Service Provider, Architecture & Business, Development at Infinera Latam, believes that Brazil's National Internet of Things (IoT) plan will require a cloud scale approach towards preparing the traditional transport infrastructure. 'The increment on the amount of terminal units to be incorporated by IoT in any of the verticals will represent a significant increase in the amount of bandwidth required in the network,' he says. 'Critical mission applications driven by IoT automation will also require these networks to focus not only on the amount of bandwidth delivered but also the quality (data delay) of the traffic.'"

Gazettabyte, 7/30/2018

"Infinera expects to deliver industry-leading growth and operating margins once it exploits the benefits of vertical integration across an expanded portfolio of platforms, said Fallon."

Telecompaper, 7/24/2018

"With the acquisition news, Infinera also gave preliminary results for its second quarter, with revenues now forecast slightly higher than the midpoint of its previously given guidance range of USD 203-213 million."

ISP Review, 6/27/2018

"Comms provider SSE Enterprise Telecoms has today introduced a new technology platform with Infinera, which harnesses the XTM series for metro fibre optic networks and claims to create a 'credible UK alternative to costly new cable laying projects' by offering a resilient 'dark fibre-like' network to businesses."

Optical Connections News, 6/27/2018

"SSE Enterprise Telecoms chose to partner with Infinera due to its unique combination of layer 1 and 2 packet optical and ethernet services – serving as an alternative to customers laying costly dark fibre cabling. Infinera’ synchronisation capabilities allow for flexibility on the network, not currently available at such scale or at an accessible price point for SSE Enterprise Telecoms’ customers."