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Hanoi Telecoms Selects Infinera packet-optical platform

TM-series to be used in metro network connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Vung Tau

Infinera, a maker of InP photonic integrated circuits (PICs) and related network equipment, has announced that Hanoi Telecom Corporation's (HTC) has chosen the company's TM-Series packet-optical platform, via its local partner Nissho Electronics Vietnam, for HTC's metro network in Vietnam connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Vung Tau.

HTC is a wireless telecom operator in Vietnam offering carrier and wholesale services, focusing primarily on providing wireless, wireline Internet and VoIP services. The company offers its mobile services under Vietnamobile to more than 13 million wireless subscribers.

This is the first selection of Infinera's TM-Series by an existing Infinera customer post the acquisition of Transmode, which closed on August 20, 2015. The Infinera TM-Series packet-optical platform provides multi-service capabilities including services such as Ethernet/CE2.0, MPLS-TP and OTN aggregation, which are well suited for mobile fronthaul and backhaul, and metro aggregation applications.

Infinera worked closely with partner Nissho Electronics Vietnam, an end-to-end network system integrator, to select the carrier-class solutions enabling HTC to rapidly respond to its customers' needs.

Through Infinera's partnership with Nissho Electronics Vietnam, HTC first deployed the Infinera DTN and ATN platforms in its network. The Infinera TM-Series solves HTC's new requirement for an optimised 10G transport solution upgradeable to 100G, including 1+1 protection, high density, low power and space savings.

"We are pleased to continue to deploy Infinera's wide range of application specific solutions to help us meet our needs," said Trinh Minh Chau, chairwoman & CEO at Hanoi Telecom. "The Infinera TM-Series will support our metro applications where high density, low power and bandwidth scalability are critical for providing innovative services to our end customers."

"HTC's deployment of the Infinera TM-Series underscores the significance of Infinera's expansion into the metro market and marks our first customer announcement highlighting the combined Infinera and former Transmode solutions," said Andrew Bond-Webster, Infinera's vice president sales, Asia.

"This announcement also emphasises the value of our channel partners and is a great example of the company's ability to provide customers with packet-optical transport solutions across all layers of the network and for specific applications."

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