ZTE wins backbone transport network deal from China Mobile

ZTE has secured the western network project in China Mobile’s phase-13 centralized procurement for inter-provincial backbone transport network equipment.
ZTE 5G innovationsZTE, one of the leading telecom equipment makers, said the western network, covering 19 provinces of China, will be the world’s largest commercial optical transport network (OTN), with a total link length reaching 53,828 km.

ZTE will provide different coding modes to meet long-haul, medium-haul and short-haul transmission scenarios in China Mobile’s western network.

ZTE said its Beyond-100G Flex Shaping algorithm can achieve multi-point optimization on the optical and electrical layers to effectively improve the transmission distance and substantially reduce the regeneration boards, thereby greatly saving network construction costs.

ZTE is one of the few vendors with the complete 200G optical and electrical hybrid cross-connect solution. ZTE’s ROADM and OXC architecture supports flexible service scheduling on the optical layer, thereby improving operation and maintenance efficiency and shortening service provisioning time.

China Mobile, the # telecom operator based on the number of mobile subscribers, focuses on the construction of an ultra-high-speed 100G OTN network. The backbone OTN network in this centralized procurement is composed of the eastern and western networks.

ZTE has been involved in the construction of China Mobile’s western backbone OTN, and has built two 100G OTN western networks for China Mobile. The two networks cover 20 provinces and municipalities across China, achieving a total area of 7,729,100 square kilometers, about 80 percent of the land area of China.

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