Rung new scheme solves the pressure of large bandwidth application on core network

October 13 News, Alcatel-Lucent announced the launch of an innovative IP optical Fusion backbone network solution to help operators to reduce the proliferation of video and other large bandwidth applications to the core network caused by the pressure.　　As a core component of a highly efficient network strategy, Alcatel-Lucent converged backbone transmission solution has become a key process for a wide selection of leading operators. Network video traffic is growing dramatically, while demand for dynamic, ip-based businesses such as business data applications, telemedicine, video surveillance, collaborative business applications (including remote rendering), cloud computing, Remote Storage and backup, and data center protection is growing. All of these businesses require high-quality quality of service (QoS). Backbone networks, also known as "core" networks, must be able to respond appropriately to different types of traffic. As the core routers must handle all passing traffic, the increased pressure on the core routers is caused by these traffic surges.　　The cost of continuously increasing the capacity of core routers is very expensive, but the backbone network provides a low return on investment, which is causing widespread concern. Qwest chief technology Officer Pieter Poll said: "The current core flows continue to increase significantly, and this trend will not change." We are committed to finding new ways to meet the challenges of traffic growth and customer demand, ensuring that network capacity meets customer needs and expectations for future development. Recently, by deploying Alcatel-Lucent's LambdaXtreme and 7750 business routers, Qwest has evolved our national backbone to deliver the industry's leading 100G transmission rate per second. "Alcatel-Lucent's new converged backbone transformation solution enables a high degree of integration of IP and optical transmission resources, enabling operators to optimize and leverage their transport networks to cope with the surge in traffic, while reducing operating and maintenance costs." Alcatel-Lucent's new approach can reduce the number of network components needed, increase power and rack space efficiency, simplify network provisioning and fault-tolerant management, minimize latency, and increase network stability.　　This will help operators to achieve higher efficiency, better stability and lower complexity, at least 30% capex cost savings, while saving power, space, and reduce operational complexity. "As the Internet, voice, data, and especially video traffic continue to grow, operators are under a lot of pressure to find effective ways to reduce the cost of reliable transmission while providing new business," said Michael Howard, chief analyst at Infonetics. In Infonetics's latest survey, 2/3 of operators reflect their desire to consolidate data and transport operations in 2010. The Alcatel-Lucent solution meets the needs of operators to help optimize the core network by enabling efficient traffic type expansion in a converged IP and optical network architecture while reducing the load on the core routers."At present, by simply adding routers to the core network to respond to fast-growing Internet traffic, it is not sustainable for customers," said Basil Alwan, head of Alcatel Lucent's product strategy and director of the IP business unit. In the grasp of the core network of the Transition Project opportunities, we found that our program is unique, and has a remarkable advantage. Thanks to its strong market impact and technical advantages in the area of IP Routing and optical transmission, Alcatel-Lucent's unique and efficient solution has become an ideal choice to help customers meet current challenges. "Alcatel-Lucent introduces an intelligent management layer between the optical and IP layers to quickly introduce the business and increase the stability of the network. In addition, both optical and IP products have evolved to support the 40G and 100G bandwidth rates of the data layer, greatly enhancing the performance of the network.　　At the same time, the company also provides integrated network management, in the IP and optical domain and corresponding network operations Center (NOC) between the implementation of the End-to-end network transparency. Alcatel-Lucent's Converged backbone transformation solution offers a wide range of traffic "grooming" options that increase transmission network efficiency and enable traffic forwarding at the most economical network level.　　These options include the lambda (or wavelength) level, port level and logical port level IP traffic grooming, in the process of increasing traffic to improve the load efficiency, while the transport network can be hosted to reduce the traffic load of the core routers.　　The converged backbone transformation solution is a key component of the Alcatel-Lucent Efficient Network architecture, the architecture is a fully integrated and scalable next generation full IP multi-service hosting architecture, which can help operators to carry more reliable and efficient traffic at the lowest cost, while leveraging the mature management services and applications in the network to achieve revenue generation. To ensure that customers can benefit fully from the strategy, Lucent provides a wide range of professional services for multiple vendors, including business case analysis, network planning and deployment, and hosting business.