The newly-installed 100 G network is being expanded into a 200 G network, with PTCL (Pakistan Telecommunication Compañie Limited) and Nokia joining hands to introduce Nokia’s technology.
This membership boosts travel both locally and internationally. With the expansion PTCL will be known as the first broadband operator in Pakistan, involving a 200 G 8 square amplitude modulation in the region. The expansion will be carried out in all metropolises of Pakistan, including Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi, etc. This high-speed optical infrastructure provides low-cost high-speed Internet.
The Chief Technology and Information officer of PTCL Saad Muzzaffar said: “Being consistently a top class service provider involves continuously modernizing and upgrading the network as per the changing consumption patterns. Because of this, we have enhanced the existing capacity from 100G optical network to 200G to take care of the growing traffic in these cities, so its 200G technology is also the right choice for expanding network capacity.”
Addressing the same event the Director of Optics Business Development, MEA, Nokia said: “Our field-proven technology enables PTCL, in its unwavering commitment, to provide the best-in-class network experience to its subscribers. It allows PTCL to differentiate its services based on quality. With our 200G technology, PTCL is now in a position to cost-efficiently address the ever-growing demand for capacity.”
The overview of the deployed services:
- The Nokia 1830 PSS enables the service operators to offer to maximize network capacity and quick service to the users.
- Nokia’s full turnkey services include network design, optimization and planning, active management of the project, civil work construction, and network implementation for the deployment
- RODAMs technology or Reconfigurable Optical Add-Drop Multiplexers would help the service providers for meeting up with an unpredictable increase in the traffic.
