Building the Future-Proof, End to End Intelligent...
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Building the Future-Proof, End to End Intelligent Transport Network
Geoff Bennett: Director, Solutions and Technology
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EE UK Network Traffic • Highest ever traffic spike • 50% higher overall load than previous max
BBC Sport Website Visits • 2.3M online viewers (Eng-Wales – X2) • Sports page view up from 10.2M to 11.8M
Bandwidth Demand Grows Exponentially
Source: Gartner, Ericsson, IBM
• IoT growth 3x, 21B devices
• Mobile video use 13x
• 70% business cloud-enabled
By 2020
Redigo spes post
MCMLXVI
Euro 2016
Source: Computer Weekly
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Layer C: Cloud Services
Layer T: Intelligent Transport
The Emergence of a Simplified Network Model
Scale
Virtualization
Old Model
Firewall SBC
B-RAS MPLS PE
Packet
OTN
WDM
New Model
L0 – L3
L3 – L7
SDN
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The Intelligent Transport Network
Metro • Strong application focus • High density, low power • Packet Optical feature set
Long Haul/Subsea • Application-agnostic • Operational scale and capacity • “Time as a Weapon”
100G Metro Core
• Flexible architecture • Enable E2E integration
SDN Orchestration
Mobile
Residential
Enterprise
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Metro:
Mobile
Residential
Enterprise
Match application requirements to solution capabilities
• Power
• Density
• Synchronization
• Router offload features
Fully integrated Packet Optical
SDN Managed
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100G Metro Core
Mobile
Residential
Enterprise
Critical part of metro network for architectural decisions
DWDM layer interop
End to end management
Packet OTN
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Data Center Interconnect
Mobile
Residential
Enterprise
A “special case”
• Special case of Metro
• Special case of Long Haul
Point to point, high capacity connectivity…
• Lowest cost per bit
• Low power and high density
• Operational simplicity
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Long Haul/Subsea
Mobile
Residential
Enterprise
Key Requirements:
• Capacity
• Reach
• Operational Scale
Overlay on this a general need to be more responsive to unforeseen network demands
Time as a Weapon
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First Generation Super-Channels
F Super-Channel
Fiber capacity
• Coherent
Operational scale
• Single line card
Pay as you grow
• Instant Bandwidth™
Capacity sharing
• Integrated OTN switching
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Capacity of the super-channel sent between same two end points
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How Have Transponders Evolved?
F Wavelength
32GBaud “sweet spot” Ultra Long Haul (3,000km) • 100G, PM-QPSK
Long Haul (1,800km) • 150G, PM-8QAM
Regional (1,200km) • 200G, PM-16QAM
Short Haul (120km) • 400G, PM-64QAM
Capacity sharing • Integrated OTN switching
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Capacity of the transponder sent between
same two end points
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Need a Quantum Leap in Optical Transport
Infinera Infinite Capacity Engine
Bigger Multi-terabit super-channels,
up to 12x bigger
Multi-terabit wire-rate L1 encryption
Smaller One of world’s smallest multi-terabit
subsystem
Lower power: 82%↓ vs. competition
Better Sliceable photonics, 53% lower TCO
Advanced coherent, 40-60% improved capacity-reach performance
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Sliceable Photonics, Time-Based Instant Bandwidth
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Multi-terabit Super-channel Activate Inst. BW (1.5T)
Slice, Route, Modulate
Pre-Deploy (up to 2.4T)
Use Time-Based Inst. BW Subsea
100G
SDN
Plan
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53% Lower TCO With Sliceable Photonics
Standard US Collector Network
Client: 10G heavy, 100G later
Traffic Growth: 3 Time Periods
Mix of QPSK & 16QAM
Mix of Switched & Muxponder
Comparable designs for Infinera and nearest competitor
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Modules Power Space TCO
Transponders INFN
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53% lower N
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56% more 37%
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113% more
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Transponder Capacity vs Super-Channel Capacity
Transponders 200G/400G Metro
More Capacity
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Infinera 500G Super-channel Long-haul
Infinera Infinite Capacity Engine Up to 2.4T Super-channel Up to 26.4T / fiber BPSK, ME-PSK, QPSK, 8QAM, 16QAM Up to 12000km
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Multi-Terabit Wire-Rate L1 Encryption
In-flight integrated encryption
Bulk and per service
Strong AES-256 bit key encryption
Hitless key rotation
521-bit Elliptical Curve DH key exchange
Ultra low latency
100% payload throughput
Protocol agnostic
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Visit The Infinera Express
• Book a truck visit at our booth in the exhibition area
• Other Infinera participation
Wednesday, 17.10
• Sten Nordell “Software Defined DCs”
Thursday, 15.00
• Moran Roth: “ROADMs, Flexgrid and Super-Channels”