BONN, Germany & HANOVER, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier, the international wholesale unit of Deutsche Telekom, recently turned up the first European 800G network connecting its data centers in Vienna, Austria. The technology, provided in cooperation with Ciena (NYSE: CIEN), will satisfy customers’ demands for higher speeds and efficiency, which are especially important for applications such as IoT, cloud computing and video.

Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier is formerly known as Deutsche Telekom International Sales and Solutions. It is an international wholesale arm of Deutsche Telekom. The products include Voice Termination, Ethernet, IP-Transit, Mobile and Roaming as well as In-flight Internet Access for the aviation industry. It operates a Tier-1 network. Together with Deutsche Telekom’s connectivity competency to predict and secure bandwidth as well as low latency, OEMs and fleet operators are able to take advantage of the solution already under current public LTE network conditions. Economically viable solution for the commercial deployment of autonomous fleets – ready to start. Although Deutsche Telekom is initially upgrading its fixed-line network via the Access 4.0 program, the platform will be technically ready to power other applications such as edge compute, 5G.

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Key Facts:

• Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier welcomes Ciena’s WaveLogic 5 Extreme (WL5e) to satisfy surging traffic requirements across its pan-European network.

• 800Gb/s transmission was successfully implemented between data centers in Austria and validated for stability and error rates in a live environment.

• The technology innovation, which is based on higher spectrum efficiency, will allow Deutsche Telekom to transport eight 100G of data traffic in less than 100Ghz of spectrum and is optimized for high-capacity 100GE and 400GE customer interface connectivity. It is the industry’s first solution that can transport 2x400GE across a single 800G wavelength.

• This next technology step supports the extension of the highly efficient Deutsche Telekom network by further reducing shelf demand and power consumption for deployments in Public Telehouse Exchange points.

• Deutsche Telekom intends to implement Ciena’s WL5e with its 6500 and Waveserver 5 platforms, managed by Ciena’s Manage, Control and Plan (MCP) domain controller.

Executive Comments:

• “We pride ourselves on always being a step ahead and this move will push us over the threshold. It will help us achieve a significant industry milestone by delivering the first 800G network in Europe. With it, we will increase network capacity and efficiency, and create a more adaptive network that can meet our customer’s needs now and into the future,” said Rolf Nafziger, Senior Vice President, Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier

• “The telecoms sector in EMEA is among the most competitive in the world, so it is essential that telcos continually offer newer, faster and more reliable services to stand out from their competitors. We have many shared values with Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier and have enjoyed working with them to deploy innovations across their pan-European network, and we are especially proud to work with them on this first 800G deployment for Europe,” stated Jamie Jefferies, Vice President and General Manager, EMEA, Ciena

About Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier

Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier is the international wholesale division of Deutsche Telekom. We offer a comprehensive portfolio for all the needs of a rapidly transforming telco industry. One that is continually updated to provide fast, innovative solutions for future technologies and challenges. As one of the world’s leading carriers, we are able to satisfy the requirements of Deutsche Telekom Group’s international affiliates and more than 900 external customers worldwide.

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With more than 20 years of experience in the international wholesale communication market, Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier offers next-generation platforms, extensive networks, a global backbone, 360 degrees of security, tailor-made solutions, worldwide connectivity, and much more.

The cutting-edge offerings of Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier include the following business segments:

• Voice & Mobile Services: market leader for voice termination and innovative, profitable mobile enablement.
• Internet & Content Services: one of the premier European internet and content players.
• Access & Transport Services: securely connecting customer’s global sites with a major European multi-service provider.
• Commercial Roaming Services: seamless international roaming with one of the largest networks in the world.
• In-Flight & Connectivity Services: broadband connectivity on short, mid and long-haul flights around the globe.

For more information please visit: globalcarrier.telekom.com

About Ciena

Ciena (NYSE: CIEN) is a networking systems, services and software company. We provide solutions that help our customers create the Adaptive Network™ in response to the constantly changing demands of their users. By delivering best-in-class networking technology through high-touch consultative relationships, we build the world’s most agile networks with automation, openness and scale. For updates on Ciena, follow us on Twitter @Ciena, LinkedIn, the Ciena Insights blog, or visit www.ciena.com.

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19 January 2021 | Alan Burkitt-Gray

Deutsche Telekom has signed a letter of intent with Telefónica’s operation in Germany to share infrastructure to improve rural coverage.

The two companies’ aim is to share their active networks to boost coverage in so-called “grey spots”.

“Joint projects like this are becoming increasingly important to network build-out — in both broadband and mobile communication,” said Srini Gopalan, managing director of Telekom Deutschland, Deutsche Telekom’s operating company in Germany.

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“Together with Telefónica O2 we can make an important contribution to providing better, uninterrupted LTE coverage in Germany.”

Then two said that, unlike previous joint projects, which also involved Vodafone Germany, such as site sharing or the operator agreement to close white spots, no second separate wireless technology or additional antennas will be installed with this approach.

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Markus Haas, CEO of Telefónica Deutschland, said: “Germany needs to step up digitalisation. German consumers and business are demanding rapid progress in mobile network coverage to this end. This requires a concerted effort on the part of all involved. Co-usage of sites is an important step in this direction and a positive signal to Germany’s mobile communications customers.”

Telefónica and Deutsche Telekom said they were in touch with two regulators, the Bundeskartellamt (Federal Cartel Office) and Bundesnetzagentur (Federal Network Agency), about the planned collaboration.

Gopalan said: “We’re teaming up with our competition to ensure that even more people in Germany can use a better network. This agreement further attests to our conviction that digitalising Germany works best through cooperation.”

The late 2019 deal that included Vodafone was for passive network sharing at 6,000 new sites which had no coverage. Under that agreement, one operator would build a site and then offer access to the other two.

Today’s deal between two operators is for active 4G network sharing in the 800MHz, covering several hundred existing base stations, mainly in rural areas.