Fusion H1 is available!

Fusion H1 offers zero packet loss, ultra-low latency and fully predictable end-to-end latency variation. The Fusion principle was demonstrated at Asia's largest event in optical communication; Fiber Optics Expo 2012 in Tokyo this April.

The products makes it possible for Carriers and Service Providers to offer Ethernet services with ‘Wavelength grade’ Quality of Service and to better utilize the capacity of the network and infrastructure. In a rapidly growing market the Operator will increase revenue from service offerings while reducing the opex per connected customer.

Ethernet fusion network

TransPacket transparent Ethernet networking products provide Metro network operators, mobile back-haul operators, datacenters, ISPs and other telecom providers with Ethernet transmission, add/drop functionality and unbeatable low latency and packet delay variaion. Read more about our Fusion network and our Transparent Ethernet/Virtual wavelengths.

WDM systems

TransPacket modular CWDM and DWDM products provides cost-effective and flexible WDM transmission for operators and datacenters. Read more about our WDM products.

Fusion principle

TransPacket Fusion networking allows as the only technology in the market, simultaneous QoS at the level of a wavelength and efficient bandwidth utilization of the fibre. Extra traffic can be aggregated on top of a 10 Gb/s Ethernet wavelength using statistical multiplexing known from packet switching. This can be done without adding packet delay variation and packet loss to the traffic following the wavelength. If traffic in a wavelength is switched through a router or Ethernet switch, packet delay variation is always imposed on the traffic whenever extra traffic is aggregated onto the wavelength. Typically also delay in the order of 10’s of microseconds or even milliseconds is added, and if congestion occurs, packets may be lost. Fusion networking completely avoids this problem, and offers additional benefits like e.g. connections with full isolation and privacy. See TransPacket H1 Fusion Add/Drop Muxponder.