Draka laying the foundation of your next gen broadband network
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The document discusses the development and implementation of next-generation broadband networks, highlighting the impact of digital connectivity on communities and the differing definitions of 'superfast broadband.' It emphasizes the need for upgrading telecom infrastructures, focusing on reducing costs and improving efficiency through innovative network design. Case studies from Europe and the Middle East showcase successful fiber-optic deployments, demonstrating the potential for improved access and high-speed internet availability.
Draka laying the foundation of your next gen broadband network
- 1. “ Laying the foundation of your NextGen Broadband network” Edgar Aker Draka Communications | Telecom Solutions Director of Marketing & Product Management
- 2. “ Laying the foundation of your NextGen Broadband network” Impact of the Digital Age What does it bring to my community? A NextGen access infrastructure Current telephone, coaxial copper infrastructures 3 What is Superfast Broadband? Definitions by Digital Britain / FTTH Council Europe 1 2 4 Telecoms network layers How are services delivered to the community 5 Recent cases, Europe/Middle East Amsterdam, Paris, Qatar, Berkel & Roderijs
- 3. What is ‘Superfast Broadband? …. different definitions circulate Digital Britain report: “ Ambition to develop faster than 2Mbps broadband over time” European Union: “ The 2020 target is internet speeds of 30 Mbps for all European citizens, with 50% (…) subscribing to 100Mbps or higher” EU commissioner of Digital Agenda: Neelie Kroes (NL) Swedish Broadband Strategy: “ In 2015 40% and in 2020 90% of all house-holds and businesses have access to min. 100 Mbps .”
- 4. What is ‘Superfast Broadband? …. different definitions circulate www.ftthcouncil.eu/home/fibrespeed_tool/?cid=259
- 5. Impact of the Digital Age What can it bring to my community? Communication in the digital age comes in the form of voice , email , text , photos , video , web-links , and social networking platforms .
- 6. How to deploy these new services? Upgrade the access network!
- 7. Telecoms infrastructure Current infrastructures Access FTTX: short span and drop cable 40Gbps 10Gbps Cabinets & Closures Access POP Metro Network ring distances Metro Network Backbone/Long-Haul Long distances High Speed Backbone
- 8. Three layers of Telecoms How are services delivered to the community with a positive BC 1. New & Exciting applications that require high bandwidth will drive demand. 2. State-of-the-art performance of active equipment improving your OPEX (Operating Expenditure). 3. Experience and innovations in the passive network reduce risk and lower CAPEX (Capital Expenditure) Building a strong business case Passive Layer Active Layer Service Layer
- 9. A NextGen Access infrastructure Possible fibre rich access network infrastructures
- 10. Build a low cost high quality passive network! The financials Optical fiber cables Connectivity Products Network Engineering Project Management Network Installation Civil Works FTTH Solutions Focus of reducing Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) +
- 11. Software Including link Reduce CAPEX! Using Network Design Software To be used to design a FTTH network balancing Labor costs and material costs. INTERFACE
- 12. What about the situation outside of the UK? Cases around Europe & Middle East
- 13. Amsterdam CityNet Cases in mainland Europe 5.000 – 12.500 connections per PoP 4 PoPs realized ‘ Zeeburg’ The docklands Osdorp ‘ suburb area’ 2 area’s 31 sub area’s total 40.000 connections PoP 1 PoP 4 PoP 2 PoP 3
- 14. Amsterdam CityNet Cases in mainland Europe World’s first FTTH? Yes, Fiber-to-the-Houseboat Passive Layer Active Layer Service Layer
- 15. Paris Man-accessible sewer FTTH Cases in mainland Europe Right-of-way: Man accessible Sewers Draka’s chief Technical Sales Engineer: having a bad day at the office
- 16. Paris Man-accessible sewer FTTH Cases in mainland Europe Right-of-way: Man accessible Sewers Special conditions: Heavy duty envirnoment, Chemical resistance; Watertightness; Rodent protection; Window and pull - back Window and cut Window and cut Window and pull - back PoP Sewer Cable Special cable design: Rat-proof OF Cable Passive Layer Active Layer Service Layer
- 17. Energy City - Qatar Cases in mainland Gulf Area Innovations in passive network make deployments more effective while reducing the CAPEX and OPEX Passive Layer Active Layer Service Layer Optical fiber cables Connectivity Products Network Engineering Project Management Network Installation Civil Works Turn-key Solutions Reduction of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) +
- 18. Berkel & Rodenrijs Rural FTTH development in The Netherlands Berkel & Rodenrijs , is a small town close to Rotterdam in the western Netherlands. The municipality has a population of 23,000 and covers an area of 18.91 km² (7.30 square miles) of which 0.29 km² (0.11 square miles) consists of canals and waterways. This small Dutch community completed a successful fiber optic rollout to 6,000 homes.
- 19. FTTH deployments must focus on TCO reduction… …utilize the existing knowledge and experience to make smart decisions
- 20. Thank you for your attention Please visit Draka’s booth for the software demo www.draka.com/communications
Editor's Notes
- #4: 2 main thoughts: As individuals we are greatly dependent and reliant on digital communication in our daily lives -Our lives as individuals are driven and influenced by our demands for instant communication, entertainment, access to information, & digital media. 2) This same influence affects us as a society as a whole -News, politics, economics, social interactions, information streams, and much more have shifted to digital platforms that rely heavily on a reliable network.
- #5: Take two examples: Quick download MP3 song Download: HD-DVD movie
- #6: First version, shown in FTTH Council Conference Lisbon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIFYPQjYhv8 Refreshed version, 5 May 2010: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFZ0z5Fm-Ng&NR=1
- #8: The backbone has already been upgaded to 40Gbps / 10 Gbps – ALL FIBRE!!! Anecdote: Now Broadband is like driving on a newly paved Highway at 100 Mph – but if you want to stop over for a nice pint of Guiness in a local pub you take an exit and drive on a bumpy dirt road to get your beer.
- #9: Link to the Business Case; YOU need connect to people that have experience – VALUE FOR MONEY! Based on innovation! We are only focusing on the Passive layer! All layers of the Telecom network must work together to provide end- user satisfaction. This translates to the need for innovations on all network layers . Each network layer relies heavily on the layers below
- #10: We have done this before – what are our bottle necks / Aerial: Scand. Duct: / Riser/
- #11: Operators need to define what they expect from a network: Low latency? Large bandwidth? Reliability? …then choose the technology to fulfill the need! P2P/PON, FTTC/FTTH etc. Network operators are cost driven: Focus must be on Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) -Use network modeling & software to choose the best network (cabling) concept to fit your requirements and the environment - There is no single “best” solution, but you need to compare solutions to find the best fit for each scenario
- #12: New is the ‘one-click interface’ to any customers database!!! For a free demo go to our booth in the breaks.
- #18: Turn-key solutions are the ultimate way for savings in the passive network. Gives the ability to plan and design the network in stages to offer cost savings and overall smart planning. Innovations in passive network make deployments more effective while reducing the CAPEX and OPEX
- #19: Add the subscriber rate – Business Case: xx p.month (Reggefiber pricing) – Town picture / Farm picture!!
- #20: We talked about: Broadband and the influence of Social media Three layers of Telecoms and the Passive layer Total Cost of Ownership – and TCO reduction Experiences around Europe & Middle East Draka has practical experience in successfully building passive networks! There is no one solution to fit all – need smart solutions!