SuperNet Part 1 of 5 - Technology Conference Training Class

Part 1 of a class taught by Ian Seenandan of Axia at the 2008 NY Tech Summit. The class discusses the operational challenges of designing and implementing the world's first and largest open-access network. The network was built in a large land mass (661,848 square kilometers) with a small population (3.2 million). The class explains what an open access network is and the benefits of such a network. It also discusses strategies Axia uses to reduce the operating costs of the network. It then moves into a discussion about the implementation of new technologies: the role of SONET/DWDM/ROADM and Optical Ethernet technologies in an IP network. The class concludes with current and future technology trends: how Axia views the role of IP as the medium that will change the delivery of media and how new networks will need to be engineered with Committed Access Rates.
Download a PDF of this presentation at www.nytechsummit.com.

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Science & Technology

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• technology conference
• open access network
• axia
• optical ethernet
• CXtec
• NY Tech Summit
• Axia SuperNet
• Open Access Network
• network design
• networking hardware
• network hardware
• networking design
• large networks
• large network design
• ian seenandan
• dwdm
• roadm
• sonet
• SONET/DWDM/ROADM
• IP network