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10G-enabled optical network architecture directions for video, voice and data: an MSO perspective

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We discuss the characteristics of a converged, 10G-enabled, DWDM optical network architecture used to provide carrier-grade service availability, resilience, and protection for a variety of multimedia commercial and entertainment services. By exploiting advances in 10G technology and overlaying OSI layer 2/3 with layer-1 photonics, the network can scale efficiently and provide the most flexibility for current and future service delivery.

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Optical Fiber Communication Conference, 2006 and the 2006 National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference. OFC 2006

Date of Conference: 5-10 March 2006

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