First in North America, ADTRAN SmartOS Platform Leverages Super-Vectoring to Deliver Ultra-Broadband Wi-Fi Services
May 16 2019 - 08:00AM
Business Wire
Provides operators with the ability to better
monetize broadband service delivery to any customer, over any
network, to any Wi-Fi enabled device
ADTRAN, Inc., (NASDAQ:ADTN), the leading provider of
next-generation open networking and subscriber experience
solutions, today announced an extension of its SmartOS-enabled
portfolio of broadband access solutions with the SmartRG 652ac
(SR652ac) residential and small business gateway. Operators can now
expedite the delivery of ultra-fast internet services—leveraging
recent investments in building multi-Gigabit access networks so
that customers can have the richest broadband experience
independent of location, device or infrastructure.
The new carrier-grade, SmartOS-enabled residential and small
business gateway provides the ability to deliver highly competitive
broadband—up to 700Mbps—without service or customer disruptions via
bonded super-vectoring (VDSL2 profile 35b) technology. This highly
scalable fiber broadband extension technology is ideal for the
rapidly growing MDU/MTU markets. Using the existing in-building
wiring to each unit helps network providers accelerate service
deployment and save construction costs associated with delivering
new broadband services. Further, service providers can run
super-vectoring in parallel to other xDSL technologies in their
access network, adding additional operational savings.
The SR652ac also provides advanced capabilities via its open
software platform (based on OpenWrt), including self-service
portals, self-healing Wi-Fi and subscriber analytics. When paired
with the ADTRAN 1148SVX 48-port sealed broadband micronode,
operators now have a highly scalable solution to create efficient
and cost-effective whole-home and whole-business Wi-Fi environments
without the time and expense of pulling new facilities to each
unit.
In addition, this gigabit-capable wireless gateway allows for an
easy migration to any FTTH deployment model in the future,
eliminating disruptive customer device swaps and application
re-integration and testing. Another benefit of the SmartOS
OpenWrt-based network operating system is that it’s
silicon-independent and enables an elegant transition to SDN/NFV
architectures. ADTRAN is recognized as a leader in advancing open,
disaggregated network architectures through its contributions to
the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) and prpl Foundation
ecosystems.
“The design philosophy with SmartOS is to give service providers
a single, open source-based, secure software framework so that
providers gain consistency and commonality to reduce testing or
qualification cycles and increase speed to market for new and
innovative services,” ADTRAN’s Senior Vice President of Subscriber
Solutions & Experience, Jeff McInnis, said. “We can
significantly reduce the cost and resources required to introduce
new solutions into a network and help our customers bring better
services to their subscribers through our feature-rich, SmartOS
platform—enhancing the experience for everyone.”
About ADTRAN
At ADTRAN, Inc., we believe amazing things happen when people
connect. From the cloud edge to the subscriber edge, we help
communications service providers around the world manage and scale
services that connect people, places and things to advance human
progress. Whether rural or urban, domestic or international, telco
or cable, enterprise or residential—ADTRAN solutions optimize
existing technology infrastructures and create new, multi-gigabit
platforms that leverage cloud economics, data analytics, machine
learning and open ecosystems—the future of global networking. Find
more at ADTRAN, LinkedIn and Twitter.
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