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December 2010 Transmode, a leading supplier of optical networking solutions, today announced the extension of its Native Packet Optical portfolio to further address applications such as Ethernet aggregation, mobile backhaul, video distribution and business Ethernet services. The new 8x 10G Layer 2 Ethernet Muxponder (EMXP II 80) is available as part of Transmode's TM-Series Release 16, which will be released this month. This addition extends the highly successful EMXP II family that was introduced in June 2010. Transmode's EMXP II family addresses Transport Ethernet applications within the Native Packet Optical architecture and provides competitive advantage to operators in areas such as low latency and SyncE support. "Our Native Packet Optical architecture and the EMXP II family in particular, is proving to be very popular with customers and prospects, with roll outs in networks in Europe and North America for applications such as mobile backhaul and regional Ethernet services," said Sten Nordell, Chief Technology Officer at Transmode. "The new EMXP II 80 extends the capabilities for Layer 2 Ethernet to higher capacity networks and the unit is already running in customer labs ready for certification and rollout early in 2011." Native Packet Optical is an architecture that is ideally suited to the edge of an optical network as it keeps the traffic payload as standard native Ethernet frames. This provides the operator with better visibility and manageability of Layer-2 traffic, better aggregation of traffic to "fill the pipes" prior to hand over to the core. Furthermore it lowers the cost of Packet Optical integration at the edge of the optical network. Within this architecture, Transport Ethernet solutions optimize Ethernet for aggregation and transport of Layer 2 Ethernet traffic. Transport Ethernet provides Ethernet services with integrated WDM transport and is optimized for aggregation and transport without the broader range of Layer 2 functionality that is offered by a full Carrier Ethernet Switch. This application specific optimization allows Transmode's EMXP II family to offer additional benefits beyond lower cost, such as extremely low sub-2 microsecond latency with virtually zero jitter and superior support for SyncE services. This makes the family of units ideally suited to Ethernet applications where latency and jitter are important, such as services for financial institutions and video distribution and also 3G or LTE mobile backhaul where synchronization support is also extremely critical. The EMXP II family is now available in three variants; two with 2x 10G Ethernet ports and either 10 or 22 Gigabit Ethernet ports; and the new higher capacity unit with 8x 10G Ethernet ports. The units support a broad range of Ethernet functionality including MEF-certified E-LINE, E-LAN and E-TREE services with differentiated class of service and bandwidth profiles, as well as 802.1ag and Y.1731 service OAM features. Furthermore the EMXP II family supports Synchronous Ethernet, G.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection, 802.3ad Link Aggregation and port mirroring. About
Transmode For additional information about Transmode, please visit www.transmode.com.
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