Réseaux de télécommunications : Bridging the Digital World
CommScope ouvre la voie à l’intégration des innovations du bureau central (CO) et du data center. Drawing from our extensive legacy in fiber optic networks, Hybrid Fiber-Coaxial (HFC), and copper networks, which span telecoms, cable TV providers, and wireless networks, we provide transformative solutions that enhance operational efficiency
In today’s dynamic telecommunications landscape, service providers grapple with complex challenges driven by insatiable demand for bandwidth and rapid technological advancements. The escalating demand for high-speed connectivity and efficient data transmission takes center stage. Our cutting-edge solutions cater to a range of network hubs, including central offices, headends, FTTx cabinets, Points of Presence (POP), mobile switching centers, and service provider data centers. Within this expansive ecosystem, critical components and emerging trends, such as passive optical networks and fiber optic technologies, shape the industry’s trajectory.
1 - Point of Presence (POP) Sites: Strategic locations providing presence to handoff services to nearby customers, typically used for business customers; in FTTH context; and even inside data centers.
2 - Data Centers: Powerhouses of computing and storage, hosting applications, websites, and cloud services.
3 - Central Offices / Exchanges: Also known as telephone exchanges, managing local connections and providing essential services.
4 - Core Network: Composed of several sites to connect regional central offices, aggregating traffic via the metro network to the core of the network, and interconnecting traffic from fixed and mobile networks between servicer providers and data centers.
5 - Mobile Switching Sites: Vital for mobile networks, handling call routing and data transmission.
6 - Cable Headends: Where cable TV and broadband communications are received, processed, and distributed to subscribers.
Challenges – Opportunities – Trends
CO meets DC
Driven by virtualization, cloudification and artificial intelligence, Central Offices and Headends evolve towards Data Centers. That means the introduction of novel architectures such as leaf-spine topologies, using parallel optics and multi-fiber connectors, calling for a structured cabling approach.
Upgrading the Core and Metro Networks
In our data-driven era, with annual bandwidth growth reaching up to 30%, upgrading aggregation and core networks is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. New router platforms take advantage of coherent optics now offering speeds of 400G, 800G and more, helping operators to stay ahead of the ever-increasing traffic on their networks.
Buildout of New FTTH and PON Networks
Enhanced connectivity and faster speeds delivered by FTTH and PON networks play a crucial role in meeting consumer expectations. As these networks rapidly expand, central office hubs or cabinet locations become essential for housing Optical Line Terminals (OLTs) that illuminate the network.
Upgrading Existing FTTH Networks
To stay competitive and anticipate growing demand in their access networks, service providers globally look to upgrade existing FTTH networks from GPON to XGS-PON and beyond. Preparing for future standards like the 25G MSA or 50GPON is crucial. Integrating gigabit connectivity into existing networks improves performance and reliability. Wavelength coexistence offers a solid upgrade path.
Transforming Cable Headends
To meet the escalating demands for faster speeds and enhanced performance of the Hybrid-Fiber Coax (HFC) network, cable head-ends are being virtualized as distributed access architecture and new DOCSIS technologies are adopted, relying on gigabit hub to node connectivity.
Convergence
Fueled by a trend to build an all-IP single fiber optical backbone, and driven by industry consolidation through mergers and acquisitions, the central office has become a single technical hub, combining different network functions for fixed, mobile, and business networks under one roof. Significant fiber connectivity challenges burden modern converged facilities.
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Pourquoi CommScope ?
CommScope builds comprehensive solution ecosystems by merging expertise from Central Office and data center domains. This convergence makes us an ideal partner in this transformative phase.
Drawing from decades of experience across fiber, copper, and HFC networks in telecom, cable, wireless, and data center industries, we offer innovative solutions that redefine operations.
Our end-to-end solutions portfolio – from cable entry to active equipment – allows you to reshape connectivity, unlocking parallel possibilities while creating your central office design for the future.
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Products
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Guide des spécifications : Dispositifs en mode simple Coexistence (CEx)
Les modules optiques passifs CEx permettent aux opérateurs d’offrir une bande passante supérieure sans poser de nouvelles fibres optiques
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Catalogue : Support de distribution optique NG4access
L’ODF NG4access est conçu et configuré pour un déploiement rapide, une facilité de connectivité avec le moins de risque possible pour le réseau, ainsi que la possibilité de reconfigurer et d’étendre le réseau ainsi que de mettre en œuvre de nouveaux services. Avec le NG4access, l’installation et la maintenance de grandes quantités de fibres optiques peuvent être effectuées plus rapidement, plus facilement et à moindre coût.
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Catalogue : Support de distribution optique LSX
La solution LSX de CommScope est conçue pour s’adapter à une variété d’applications de terminaison, d’épissure et de stockage. Chaque option de support est conçue selon les normes de l’industrie pour garantir un fonctionnement commun avec l’acheminement des cordons de raccordement, le stockage de mou et la protection des fibres optiques.
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Guide de commande : Propel™
Le guide de commande Propel contient des informations de commande pour la solution Propel qui comprend des panneaux, des modules, des packs d’adaptateurs et des ensembles de câbles.
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FACT cable attachment plate for high fiber count cable (base kit and extension kit)
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Guide de commande : Solution de support de distribution optique (ODF) FACT
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