Vi to Upgrade its Network to 5G with Nokia DWDM Solution
The new compact and scalable DWDM solution will allow Vi to optimize fiber resources while ensuring 100Gcapacity in the access network.
Nokia has reported that Vodafone Idea (Vi) will integrate Nokia’s DWDM solution in the access layer to upgrade its network to 5G for meeting future service capacity and reliability needs.
The new compact and scalable DWDM solution will allow Vi to optimize fiber resources while ensuring 100Gcapacity with future upgrade capability of the network to 200G and beyond, in the access network.
Jagbir Singh, Chief Technology Officer at Vodafone Idea, said: “We are building the best-in-class digital networks to address the evolving market demands. As we prepare for 5G, we are focussed on forging partnerships with ecosystem players to bring superior quality networks and services to consumers and enterprises. Collaborating with Nokia allows us to use the latest technology solutions to modernize our networks and provide the best possible quality to our subscribers.”
Prashant Ramesh Malkani, Head of Vodafone Idea CBT at Nokia, said: “Our field-proven 1830 PSS solution will allow Vodafone Idea, to address the growing capacity demand and provide best-in-class network experience to their subscribers while preparing the networks for the 5G era. We are excited to partner with Vodafone Idea in this crucial deployment of Access DWDM and support them in their 5G vision to provide an exceptional experience to their subscribers.”
Nokia’s 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) will enable Vi to cost-effectively and sustainably enhance sssnetwork capacity by minimizing operational expenditure with reduced power consumption and carbon footprint.
Nokia solution will support Vi to reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and improve Return on Investment (ROI) while ensuring improved network capacity to meet future demands.
