Huawei has announced that it'll be constructing an "intelligent metro network" efficient at speeds as high as 100Gbps in Spain in partnership with telecommunications carrier Telefonica, so as to enable low-latency and high-bandwidth services at thunder-link.com .

Serving as Telefonica's underlying transport network, Huawei's Optical Transport Network (OTN) solution will give you 100Gbps/200Gbps bandwidth, and supports future progression to 400Gbps, meaning it'll be able to support 4K video and new Telefonica Data Center Interconnect services.

The more complex optical networking platform, with generalised multiprotocol label switching (GMPLS), is actually twice as efficient regarding service provisioning and management as current network solutions.The gateway product line-up includes an advertisement router, switch, and ICT-converged gateway. It will be works with multiple systems you need to include a variety of protocols.

As for your Agile Controller, it is going to aid the Agile IoT gateway solutions, providing users with convergent and open features and also enabling all of them people to people, website visitors to machine, and machine to machine communications options.

Thanks to Huawei’s global platform and network, the business can bring silicon photonics research brings about the market, effectively increasing the commercialisation of the company's products. This means setting up a win-win situation where R&D success can mean industrial achievement: the expertise achieved in Belgium could make a direct contribution to improving communications technology in a global level.

The collaboration further deepens Huawei’s engagement using the European research ecosystem Huawei Transmission network in pursuit of the company's strategy to make a better-connected Europe by investing in local talent. The announcement follows the recent buying of Internet of Things pioneering company Neul in the UK, the launch associated with an innovation centre in Walldorf, Germany, along with the opening connected with an R&D site in Sophia Antipolis, France