ASOM-Net Deploys 400G IPoDWDM Network with IP Infusion and Smartoptics

Collaboration between IP Infusion, Smartoptics, and Edgecore empowers ASOM-Net with scalable, cost-effective network infrastructure for 75,000 subscribers in Denmark.

Highlights

  • Powered by OcNOS 400G ZR+ enabled switches and Smartoptics optical solutions.
  • ASOM-Net serves 75,000 subscribers in Denmark, optimising scalability and reducing operational costs.
  • Disaggregated networking approach offers flexibility and operational cost savings.

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ASOM-Net Deploys 400G IPoDWDM Network with IP Infusion and Smartoptics
IP Infusion has announced that Danish non-profit ISP ASOM-Net has successfully deployed a 400G IPoDWDM network infrastructure, powered by its OcNOS 400G ZR+ enabled switches. This achievement was made possible through collaboration with various partners, with the switches being equipped with optical solution from Smartoptics, while Stordis, an open networking equipment provider, delivered distribution support.

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ASOM-Net’s 400G Network Upgrade

By leveraging a disaggregated networking solution, ASOM-Net, which serves 75,000 subscribers in Denmark, integrated 400G ZR+ technology into Edgecore white box switches, optimising network scalability and reducing operational costs. Smartoptics’ DCP-F amplifiers were used to extend signal reach, further minimising space, power, and equipment requirements.

Key Partners and Technologies Behind the Upgrade

"The disaggregated networking solution allows us to break free from the locked-in approach of traditional network systems," said ASOM-Net. "We now have the flexibility to select best-of-breed network elements for every layer of the network. This is crucial for delivering the best value at a low cost to our members, as we are a not-for-profit organisation."

IP Infusion said "Our collaboration with Smartoptics has resulted in a compelling solution that enables service providers like ASOM-Net to achieve their business objectives while accelerating digital transformation."

"By utilising this modern network architecture, they have not only simplified their network design but also drastically reduced their overall expenditure, needing less equipment, power, and space. The synergy between Smartoptics, IP Infusion, and Edgecore has created an extremely efficient and flexible network, with each solution specialising in different aspects of ASOM's infrastructure, complementing each other seamlessly," added Smartoptics.

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ASOM-Net Connectivity

According to the official release, ASOM-Net provides high-speed connectivity by utilising DOCSIS and PON networks through remote PHY units, all powered by the Harmonic CableOS platform in collaboration with Edgecore, IP Infusion, and Smartoptics.

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