Fujitsu develops Open All-Photonics Network Lab in Europe to promote worldwide growth of ingenious network facilities
KAWASAKI, Japan, Aug 30, 2024 – (JCN Newswire) – Fujitsu today revealed prepares to develop an Open All-Photonics Network (APN) (1) Lab in Düsseldorf, Germany from November 2024 to March2025 The goal is to promote APNs and promote the worldwide growth of the Innovative Optical and Wireless Network (IOWN) (2). The laboratory is the veryfirst of its kind exterior of Japan (3).
Visitors will be able to experience direct the advantages of Open APN innovation, consistingof its ease of operation and adaptability. Network providers, information center operators and suppliers will be able to usage the laboratory to validate APN performance and multi-vendor connection.
Open APNs helpwith the connection of multi-vendor items and options while likewise supplying high capability, low latency and low power usage. A brand-new IOWN service is prepared to be presented in Japan from financial 2025, and it is anticipated that APNs will endupbeing more extensive.
Fujitsu hasactually been working towards the open sourcing of network innovations, consistingof mobile networks. With the facility of the Open APN Lab, the business will continue to promote the understanding of open APN innovation and motivate the broader usage of this low-power, high-capacity innovation as part of its dedication to developing a sustainable society.
Background
As AI, huge information processing, and 5G, endedupbeing more extensive internationally, there is a growing requirement for bigger optical information transmission capabilities inbetween cordless base stations and core networks, as well as information . In addition, with the growth of telecommunication facilities, network providers and information center operators are focusingon efforts to minimize power usage, particularly in Europe where energy expenses are skyrocketing.
Düsseldorf is home to numerous telecom-related business. The Open APN Lab will be situated within simple gainaccessto of Düsseldorf International