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Infinera: One Billion Hours without Failure

June 17, 2013
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Infinera’s photonic integrated circuits (PICs) recently surpassed one billion hours of failure-free operation in live networks worldwide.

The company said this achievement is a cumulative total for all of the PICs that Infinera has shipped to customers since late 2004 in the Infinera DTN and DTN-X platforms. The PICs are deployed by 109 customers in 67 countries around the world to light over one million kilometers of fiber and provide over three petabits per second of transmission capacity.

 

“We are excited to make this announcement, as it demonstrates that Infinera has revolutionized this marketplace with our photonic integrated circuits,” said Dave Welch, Infinera Co-Founder, Executive Vice President and CTO. “Our solutions, based on photonic integrated circuits, provide global service providers with the reliability they demand to operate Intelligent Transport Networks.”

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