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Atrica Announces Residential Strategy for Optical Ethernet

Atrica announced a new residential triple play strategy that leverages its Optical Ethernet systems in a universal "Open Access" architecture.

Atrica said its Open Access network would transparently connect subscribers to any service provider of their choosing with guaranteed QoS for each service. The transport network is managed independently from the service provider's network (i.e., no interaction between service providers at Layer 3). Independently delivered triple play applications could include Internet access from multi-megabit up to 100Mbps, hundreds of TV channels, video on demand (VOD), personal video recording (PVR), video conferencing, interactive video applications such as remote learning and gaming, and voice and video telephony. For carriers, an Open Access infrastructure enables them to offer services from other value added service providers. It also means they could leverage the same transport network to serve both business and residential subscribers, while offering their customers guaranteed service level agreements (SLAs) and sub-50 millisecond resiliency.

Atrica's solutions support integration with circuit switched networks by delivering Ethernet Circuit Emulation Services (CES) for support of TDM traffic. Atrica also provides an efficient MPLS-based multicast mechanism optimized for TV channel distribution with protection for video sources.

The French city of Pau recently announced the deployment of a new public Optical Ethernet infrastructure based on Atrica's Carrier-class Optical Ethernet technology. The Open Access infrastructure will deliver Pau's residents 100Mbps speed access to advanced Triple Play services including lnternet access, Voice over IP, 100+ TV channels, and Video on Demand for EUR 30 a month.

http://www.atrica.com

17-Mar-04

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