Where are we at with closing the gap with the Shannon limit that sets an absolute upper limit on fiber capacity per bandwidth unit?
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Undersea Data Center: Second Test by Microsoft!
Microsoft sunk again an undersea data center, this time collocated with marine renewable energy site in Scotland’s Orkney Islands.
Read moreA Pick of the Latest Optical Transport Technology News
Every year the OFC conference is a big opportunity for equipment and component suppliers to share their latest optical transport technology news.
Read moreArticle – Options for Increasing Subsea Cable System Capacity
This article from OpticalCloudInfra, published in November 2017 Issue of Submarine Telecoms Forum, talks about subsea cable system capacity maximization.
Read moreMaximizing Subsea Cable System Capacity: Recent Lab Demos and Field Trials (4/4)
Combining multiple advanced technologies, recent lab demos and field trials demonstrate impressive increase in subsea cable system capacity.
Read moreGetting Closer to the Shannon Limit with Constellation Shaping (3/4)
Constellation shaping is a way to outperform conventional modulation schemes capacity wise and to operate subsea cable closer to the Shannon limit.
Read moreWhat Are the Options for Increasing Subsea Cable System Capacity? (2/4)
Various multiplexing options are available for increasing subsea cable system capacity and lowering the cost per transported bit as well.
Read moreShannon Limit Sets the Upper Bar in Optical Networks (1/4)
In a theory developed in the 40s, the Shannon limit provided a fundamental law that still governs the maximal capacity of modern coherent optical networks.
Read moreA Pick of the Latest Optical Transport Technology News
Every year the OFC conference is a big opportunity for equipment and component suppliers to share their latest optical transport technology news.
Read more47 Tbit/s Capacity per Fiber Pair!
C+L repeater technology will deliver in 2018 up to 47 Tbit/s capacity per fiber pair (i.e. 282 Tbit/s subsea cable system capacity over regional distances).
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