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Aire Networks deploys Infinera’s ICE-X pluggable solution

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According to Infinera, its ICE-X solution can transmit up to 200G per wavelength on a single fibre, substantially increasing the capacity of Aire Networks’ single-fibre infrastructure across Spain and Portugal

Infinera has announced that Aire Networks, a subsidiary of Grupo Aire, deployed Infinera’s software-programmable ICE-X coherent pluggable solution to expand the capacity of its single-fibre network infrastructure across Spain and Portugal. The company says that the ability of its ICE-X solution to provide ultra-high-speed transmissions over a single fibre in a pluggable form factor enables Aire Networks to continue to meet the bandwidth demands of its customers while maintaining its cost-effective single-fibre infrastructure.

Aire Networks is a wholesale telecommunications operator with a network that spans over 33,000 km, operating in Spain and Portugal, covering 90 percent of the territory and providing connectivity, voice, mobile virtual network enabler (MVNE), media, cloud, and datacentre solutions to local and regional operators as well as enterprise customers throughout the country.

Leveraging digital subcarrier technology, Infinera says its ICE-X solution can transmit up to 200G bidirectionally per wavelength on a single fibre in a compact and power-efficient pluggable form factor. With 64 wavelengths supported per fibre, this translates to 12.8T of capacity on a single fibre, which the company says substantially increases the number of services that can be delivered by Aire Networks. Infinera partnered with APFutura to design and deploy the solution.

“Aire Networks is committed to providing our customers with the best connectivity available by utilising cutting-edge industry solutions and innovations,” said Zigor Gaubeca, CTO at Aire Networks. “Leveraging innovative technology like Infinera’s ICE-X enables us to meet the needs of our customers, providing efficient, high-quality services that can scale to meet our customers’ demand.”

Jordi Ros, CTO at APFutura, said: “Partnering with Infinera to design and deploy these types of innovative solutions brings significant value to network operators like Aire Networks. Infinera’s next-generation ICE-X coherent pluggables offer an industry-leading solution that sets Infinera apart from competitors, enabling our end-user customers to benefit from more efficient networks and deliver new high-speed services.”

Lorraine Twigg, Global VP of Channel Partners at Infinera, added: “Infinera is pleased to collaborate with APFutura in providing an innovative solution to Aire Networks that enabled them to meet their network objectives. This achievement underscores how network operators can leverage Infinera’s unique solutions to improve connectivity and infrastructure across the globe and the critical role our partners play in delivering open optical network.”

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