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Spediant Claims Optic Performance on Copper
November 6, 2002
Spediant Systems (Quote) today introduced its EML 8000 Multi-Loop DSL (MLDSL) solution, which offers 10-Mbps Ethernet service over an existing copper infrastructure -- lessening the need for small and medium-sized enterprises to immediately install fiber-optic cable.
The product uses advanced Multi-Loop Digital Subscriber Line technology by aggregating a number of copper pairs, either spare or used by POTS, and inversely multiplexing their transmission capacity to achieve bandwidth of more than 10 Mbps, which in today's networks requires fiber. In addition, EML 8000 solution enables carriers to extend service and effective coverage range from the central office.
"The bandwidth demand growth among small to medium-sized businesses has become more pronounced recently," said Ron Westfall, principal analyst, broadband infrastructure, for Current Analysis, in a prepared statement. "This trend has yielded increased demand for value-added bandwidth services in the T1 to T3 range, which creates a definite and expanding market opportunity for a product such as Spediant's EML 8000 system."
Spediants EML 8000 solution is expected to be available for carrier trials in early 2003. Carriers can extend their existing Ethernet service offerings not only over fiber, but also using the existing copper infrastructure, carrying traffic over the public network at the native Ethernet speed of the company's local area network.
The EML 8000 solution combines a symmetric, high-density DSL modem with an inverse multiplexer that can support multiple copper pairs, treating the multiple pairs as a logical bundle. It has the intelligence to make decisions about dynamic bandwidth allocations during changing link conditions. It also offers simultaneous support for voice and data traffic, full-spectrum compatibility, and adherence to existing DSL standards.
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