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SK Telecom to Deploy Alcatel-Lucent's Optical Solution |
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Paris, October 11, 2007 - Alcatel-Lucent today announced that SK Telecom is upgrading its optical backbone to support
increased traffic from mobile data services in Korea. Alcatel-Lucent has rolled
out its
optical cross-connect technology to help SK Telecom support the
increasing bandwidth needs driven by the expansion of its 3G W-CDMA and WiBro
service offerings while delivering enhanced mobile traffic backhaul
capabilities early October.
To assist SK Telecom in further strengthening the success that these
services are gaining, Alcatel-Lucent has deployed its 1678 Metro Core Connect
(MCC). The scalability and advanced protection capabilities offered by this
solution enables SK Telecom to support increasing market demands with enhanced
network efficiency. Furthermore, the enhanced mobile traffic capabilities
offered by the Alcatel-Lucent 1678 help SK Telecom maximize its Quality of
Service (QoS) for the highest end-user experience possible.
“This new achievement builds on the long-lasting and successful cooperation
with SK Telecom in paving the way for new services,” said Frederic Rose,
President of Alcatel-Lucent’s Asia Pacific activities. “We are committed to
assist our customers like SK Telecom to lead the era of fixed-mobile
convergence as data and transport worlds move closer.”
Designed for metro and core applications, the Alcatel-Lucent 1678 MCC
integrates data and transport functionality into a single node, thus optimizing
network investments. Simplifying network operations, the Alcatel-Lucent 1678
MCC offers a solution to fixed and mobile operators who want to aggregate and
consolidate multi-protocol traffic streams from the metro towards the
core.
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