Want to know the facts about 800G deployments?

 

 


 

800g is a hot topic in the optics industry today, and it's everywhere. And as always, when a new technology emerges, there are many different opinions and speculations about its value and expected adoption rates. Especially these days, with inherent challenges in lab access and live testing. Who has the real deal? Will anyone adopt 800G in the near future? Are there any technical and operational hurdles that still need to be overcome?

As the only vendor currently (as of April 2020) shipping commercially available 800G products, we at Ciena are in the unique and fortunate position of not having to guess.


Want to know the facts about 800G deployments?

Just over nine months after WaveLogic 5 Extreme became commercially available, Ciena has shipped over 6,000 coherent modems to over 75 customers around the world, all of which are actively using the technology in their own networks. The speed with which this technology has been adopted in its early stages is astounding, more than twice as fast as the growth of competing 600G solutions, as shown in the following Cignal AI chart (Source: Transport Applications Report).


What is 800G and why does it matter?

 

Whitepaper

Excerpt from Omdia: 2020 Optical Network Hardware Vendor Scorecard

 

First, let’s be clear about what we mean by 800G. We’re talking about cutting-edge, programmable coherent optical technologies that operate at high baud rates (90-100G symbols/sec) and can process and transport more capacity than was previously possible 

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