Nokia delivers 'anyhaul' end-to-end mobile transport portfolio for the 5G era #MWC17 - Seite 3

·         The Nokia 7360 ISAM FX access node and 7368 ISAM ONT optical network termination devices extend the performance of Passive Optical Networks (PON) and are designed to cost effectively introduce more bandwidth with 10Gbps for PON and Point-to-Point technologies. Including network synchronization support, the new capabilities enable operators to easily leverage existing fiber-to-the-home deployments for 'anyhaul' applications.

Key facts:
·         Nokia has developed a broad portfolio of transport solutions to support the diverse requirements of ubiquitous ultra-broadband and its evolution, including latency-sensitive transport and synchronization

·         Nokia's flexible, end-to-end networking solutions build upon the company's deep pedigree in microwave, IP, optical and fixed access technologies
·         Nokia's scalable 'anyhaul' solutions are available in an extensive range of capacities and housed in purpose-built platforms designed for indoor/outdoor deployments, macro/small cell environments, and urban/rural locations
·         Nokia's programmable solutions build upon early aggressive investments in SDN and virtualization to provide automated provisioning, resource optimization and service assurance
·         Nokia's comprehensive and multi-layer 5G Acceleration Services leverage a use case-driven design approach to help operators turn 5G visions into real business success

John Byrne, Service Director, Global Telecom Technology and Software, GlobalData, said: "With the advent of 5G just around the corner, mobile operators are looking forward to a new era of denser radio networks, new spectrum, dramatically higher bandwidth and ultra-low latency. But for all its promise, 5G will make transport networks infinitely more complex, requiring extreme flexibility across the entire network spanning fronthaul, backhaul and core. A programmable, end-to-end transport network that can accommodate a variety of 5G use cases such as SmartGrid and the Internet of Things as well as 2G/3G and LTE will be a crucial part of any operator's solution."

Barry French, CMO for Nokia, said: "Mobile transport is often the unsung hero in making the mobile experience a reality. With the proliferation of 4.5G Pro, 4.9G and 5G, the demand for wireless capacity is increasing. The diversity of today's evolving mobile infrastructure requires an extensive range of transport solutions which only a company like Nokia can provide. Nokia is in an enviable position to pull together elements from wireless, microwave, IP, optical, and fixed access, along with the local experts worldwide, to ensure our customers have the most comprehensive transport network portfolio to take them into the 5G era."