As bandwidth demands continue to increase year after year, the Southern Cross network was quickly approaching its maximum lit capacity. Southern Cross wanted a cost-effective network solution to augment the overall capacity of their undersea network assets while simultaneously increasing survivability, lowering network operating costs, and providing a platform for new future product offerings such as OTN, 40GbE, and 100GbE services.

As bandwidth demands continue to increase year after year, the Southern Cross network was quickly approaching its maximum lit capacity. Southern Cross wanted a cost-effective network solution to augment the overall capacity of their undersea network assets while simultaneously increasing survivability, lowering network operating costs, and providing a platform for new future product offerings such as OTN, 40GbE, and 100GbE services.

Ciena® Corporation (NASDAQ: CIEN), the network specialist, today announced it was selected by Southern Cross Cables, an independent Australasian bandwidth wholesaler that owns and maintains a trans-Pacific network, to expand its subsea cable network. To meet growing demand for high-bandwidth services…

…the event this week is from Southern Cross, which owns and operates a network that includes 28,500 kilometers of subsea fiber stretching from Australia and New Zealand all the way to the U.S. west coast.  In an update timed to align with PTC’12, Southern Cross yesterday announced plans to…

…the local employees and leaders, but also Ciena’s significant customer base – which includes major regional service providers like Southern Cross Cables and TelstraClear.  Gary also took advantage of his time down under to meet with a few regional media outlets.  In this interview…

…president and general manager, Asia Pacific; Mike Aquino, Senior Vice President, Global Field Operations; David Clampett, Network Administrator, Southern Cross Cables Ltd. *Nortel ® is a trademark of Nortel and is used by Ciena under license from Nortel.

Southern Cross and Ciena made some big news today in the submarine networking market, with the bandwidth wholesaler announcing that it will install Ciena?s coherent 40G technology across all its submarine fiber links connecting Australia and New Zealand to the U.S. The most impressive and demanding…

As bandwidth demands continue to increase year after year, the Southern Cross network was quickly approaching its maximum lit capacity. Southern Cross wanted a cost-effective network solution to augment the overall capacity of their undersea network assets while simultaneously increasing survivability, lowering network operating costs, and providing a platform for new future product offerings such as OTN, 40GbE, and 100GbE services.

As bandwidth demands continue to increase year after year, the Southern Cross network was quickly approaching its maximum lit capacity. Southern Cross wanted a cost-effective network solution to augment the overall capacity of their undersea network assets while simultaneously increasing survivability, lowering network operating costs, and providing a platform for new future product offerings such as OTN, 40GbE, and 100GbE services.

As bandwidth demands continue to increase year after year, the Southern Cross network was quickly approaching its maximum lit capacity. Southern Cross wanted a cost-effective network solution to augment the overall capacity of their undersea network assets while simultaneously increasing survivability, lowering network operating costs, and providing a platform for new future product offerings such as OTN, 40GbE, and 100GbE services.