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Migration from 2.5 Gbps to 4 Gbps

Posted on 09.01.05

Metro wavelength division multiplexing optical networks are migrating from 2.5 Gbps/channel to 4 Gbps/channel rates. In this article Per Hansen of ADVA Optical Networking explains the reasons and advantages and takes a look at applications in storage.

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