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9 December 2003 UK: Fujitsu Introduces Innovative Integrated Solution for Cost-Effective Carrier-Voice Migration
Birmingham, December 9, 2003 – Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd, the leading supplier of high performance telecommunications solutions, has unveiled a cost-effective, integrated solution for migrating legacy carrier-voice services to broadband. With Fujitsu's new GeoStream Integrated Voice and Data ADSL Line Card (IV-LCSS), the same exchange equipment supports conventional and broadband services concurrently. This ensures that traditional voice revenues can be generated from a new network platform without any customer disruption. For voice-only customers, the upgrade process to broadband is handled by straightforward remote configuration, eliminating the need for engineer intervention at the exchange. With the IV-LCSS, the door is also opened on a cross-section of innovative possibilities, such as customers enabling their broadband access via the web, and the integration of voice and data services.
8 December 2003 Japan: Fujitsu Achieves Breakthrough Output with Gallium Nitride HEMT Amplifier
Kawasaki, December 8, 2003 – Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. today announced that it has developed a gallium nitride (GaN) high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) amplifier (Figure 1) which achieves the world's highest power output of 174 watts at 63 volts, while demonstrating unprecedented record drain efficiency of 40%, fulfilling W-CDMA system requirements for base stations. This breakthrough represents a significant step forward in making smaller and more energy efficient base stations for 3G mobile networks, and overcomes the technical hurdle for output needs exceeding 150 watts required for realistic application in 3G mobile systems.
1 December 2003 USA: Fujitsu Adds Full Ring Functionality to its FLASHWAVE 4010 DS1 and DS3 Service Device
Richardson, TX, December 1, 2003 – Low-Cost Access Solution Now Supports UPSR Capability Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the IT and telecommunications market, today announced the availability of Unidirectional Path Switched Ring (UPSR) on its FLASHWAVE® 4010 SONET access device. Support for UPSR networks on the FLASHWAVE 4010 device allows service providers to reduce the cost of fiber access and extend the proven reliability and protection of SONET rings directly to customer premises. Temperature hardening has also been added to the FLASHWAVE 4010 device, which means it can be used in locations with little or no environmental control.
17 November 2003 USA: Current Analysis Names Fujitsu One of Only Two Vendors with "Very Positive Momentum"
Richardson, TX, November 17, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., a leader in the IT and Telecommunications market, today announced that Current Analysis, the fastest-growing and most innovative provider of in-depth, real-time competitive intelligence and competitive response solutions, has named Fujitsu one of only two vendors ranked as having Very Positive Momentum in their Metro Edge Systems Market Assessment. Fujitsu also received a "Positive" rating in both the Current Perspective and Vision categories. No other vendor scored higher in any of their three performance metrics.
3 November 2003 USA: Fujitsu and Tellabs Successfully Demonstrate Enhanced Service Activation using OIF UNI 1.0 Specification
Richardson, TX, November 3, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. and Tellabs today announce they have successfully demonstrated rapid DS3 and Fast Ethernet service activation using the User-Network Interface (UNI), as defined by the Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF) UNI 1.0 specification. The purpose of the UNI 1.0 specification is to enhance carriers' ability to provision new services and reduce operational costs by distributing network control across direct signaling interfaces. Fujitsu used its next-generation FLASHWAVE® 4300 Multiservice Provisioning Platform (MSPP) to demonstrate UNI 1.0 interoperability with the Tellabs® 6500 transport switch and the Tellabs 5500 NGX-S transport switch. This demonstration also established that Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS) signaling offers carriers the best protocols for improving service provisioning.
27 October 2003 USA: Fujitsu Equips Carriers with Data Center Solutions for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
Richardson, TX, October 27, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications, a leading supplier of IT and Telecommunication solutions, is entering the business continuity and disaster recovery market with its FLASHWAVE® 7420 Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) and FLASHWAVE 4000 Multi-Service Provisioning Platforms (MSPPs) to deliver affordable and accessible, next generation storage transport solutions. Additionally, Fujitsu is introducing a combination Fibre Channel and Gigabit Ethernet card, with wire-speed and subrate capabilities, that fits into the widely deployed FLASHWAVE 4000 MSPPs to transport storage over existing networks.
24 October 2003 Japan: NTT DoCoMo and Fujitsu to Showcase 3G FOMA Services in Europe
Tokyo, October 24, 2003 – NTT DoCoMo, Inc. and Fujitsu Limited today signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly showcase third-generation (3G) FOMA® mobile communication services in France.
23 October 2003 USA: Fujitsu to Demonstrate SAN IT/Telecom Solutions at Storage Networking World
Richardson, TX, October 23, 2003 – Fujitsu To Demonstrate SAN IT/Telecom Solutions At Storage Networking World, Orlando 2003. Visit Fujitsu in Hall CC, Booth No. PP26
14 October 2003 USA: Fenner Dunlop Expands Use of glovia.com to Enhance Business Performance
El Segundo, CA, October 14, 2003 – Glovia International, a subsidiary of Fujitsu and a leading provider of extended ERP solutions for engineer-to-order and high volume manufacturers, today announced that Fenner Dunlop Europe has selected Glovia International's extended ERP solution to streamline its operations.
13 October 2003 USA: Fujitsu and Entrisphere Announce Strategic "Triple Play" Initiative
Richardson, TX / Santa Clara, CA, October 13, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. and Entrisphere, Inc. are combining their efforts to deliver a fully-integrated, fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP), 'triple play' solution that provides a variety of broadband services to residential users and home offices at prices equivalent to, or less than, today's copper-based networks.
13 October 2003 USA: Live "Triple Play" Demo Proves FTTP is Ready for Deployment!
Richardson, TX, October 13, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. announced it is conducting the first live multivendor interoperable, packet-based data, advanced video, and voice services over copper and fiber infrastructures at the USTA Telecom '03.
9 October 2003 Japan: FDK Developed the World's Smallest Optical Splitter for FTTH
Tokyo, October 9, 2003 – Optical Splitter is an innovative device which branch and couple waves without converting optical transmissions into electric signals. It connects households to telecommunication carrier in optical communication networks. With the spread of broadband networks, there is an increase in demand for compact sophisticated products. The newly developed products response to these demands, especially 1×16 type has realized the world's smallest size*.
9 October 2003 USA: Fujitsu and Entrisphere Demonstrate Industry First Multivendor Interoperable FSAN at USTA Telecom'03
Richardson, TX, October 9, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Fujitsu Limited, is a leading provider of customer-focused IT and carrier-class telecommunications solutions for the Service Provider and Cable TV market in North America. Supported by smart innovation and deep-rooted research from Fujitsu Labs, Fujitsu is uniquely positioned to deliver fully integrated IT/Telecom solutions for its customers. The company's comprehensive consulting and customer services offer support at any network design, development, deployment and maintenance stage. For more news and information, please visit http://www.fnc.fujitsu.com.
1 October 2003 Japan / USA: Fujitsu Goes to the Moon with its Field-Proven GeoStream Routers
Tokyo, Japan / Richardson, TX, USA, October 1, 2003 – Fujitsu Ltd and Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., leading suppliers of IT and Telecommunications solutions, today announced it will join other vendors at the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) to demonstrate the security and reliability of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) with its GeoStream R920 IP/MPLS router in a project named Moonv6.
29 September 2003 Japan: Fujitsu Develops High-Speed Multichannel Optical Switch Based on MEMS Mirrors
Tokyo, September 29, 2003 – Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. and Fujitsu Limited today announced the development of an 80-channel optical communications switch that adopts MEMS (micro electro-mechanical system*1) mirrors (see figure 1). The new device achieves a switching speed of one millisecond, the fastest of any multi-channel optical switch to date. The new switch is expected to enable the development of the optical cross-connect systems essential for next-generation optical transmission networks.
25 September 2003 Germany: Fujitsu Rolls Out First 10Gbps SERDES Macro for Networking Designs
Frankfurt, September 25, 2003 – Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe (FME) has recently introduced its new 10Gbps serial transceiver macro, the HS9GX, for ASIC-based networking and communications applications.
24 September 2003 USA: Fujitsu FLASHWAVE® 4300 Achieves "Buy American" Status from USDA Rural Utilities Service
Richardson, TX, September 24, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, today announced that the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) branch of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has granted "Buy American" status upon the Fujitsu FLASHWAVE® 4300 next-generation multiservice optical transport platform.
11 September 2003 Singapore: Fujitsu Asia Awarded Cisco Silver Partnership Certification
Singapore, September 11, 2003 – Fujitsu Asia Pte Ltd today announced that it had been awarded the Silver Partnership Certification from Cisco Systems, USA.
9 September 2003 USA: Fujitsu Delivers Wide Range of Telecommunication Topics at NFOEC 2003
Richardson, TX, September 9, 2003 – Eight in-depth technical papers and presentations by 13 telecommunication industry experts from Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc. were selected from a pool of applicants to deliver presentations at the National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference (NFOEC) being held at the Orlando County Convention Center from September 7-11, 2003. Representatives from Fujitsu, the market leader in IT and telecommunications, will cover a variety of topics, ranging from the future of SONET, decreasing carrier expenditures and implementing carrier-class Ethernet services.
9 September 2003 USA: Fujitsu Delivers Wide Range of Telecommunication Topics at NFOEC 2003
Richardson, TX, September 9, 2003 – Eight in-depth technical papers and presentations by 13 telecommunication industry experts from Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc. were selected from a pool of applicants to deliver presentations at the National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference (NFOEC) being held at the Orlando County Convention Center from September 7-11, 2003. Representatives from Fujitsu, the market leader in IT and telecommunications, will cover a variety of topics, ranging from the future of SONET, decreasing carrier expenditures and implementing carrier-class Ethernet services.
9 September 2003 USA: Fujitsu Microelectronics America Introduces Industry's First 10Gbps SERDES Macro for Networking Designs
Sunnyvale, CA, September 9, 2003 – Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc. (FMA), an innovator of 10Gbps technology, today introduced its new 10Gbps serial transceiver macro, the HS9GX, for ASIC-based networking and communications applications.
8 September 2003 UK: Fujitsu Showcases GeoStream Solutions at Broadband World Forum 2003
Birmingham, September 8, 2003 – Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd, the leading supplier of high performance telecommunications solutions, is showcasing the commercial and technological benefits of its GeoStream broadband solutions on Stand No. 316 at the Broadband World Forum 2003 exhibition (9 - 10 September, Novotel London West).
20 August 2003 Jamaica: Fujitsu Unveils "Smart Defense" against Network & Application Attacks
Kingston, August 20, 2003 – Fujitsu Transaction Solutions Caribbean recently unveiled Check Point Next Generation "Smart Defense" which protects against the latest Internet virus Blaster/LovSan worm that has recently been infecting millions of computers and has wreaked havoc on networks worldwide. The software was unveiled at the Horizon 2003 technology show staged by Cable & Wireless, held recently at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel.
21 July 2003 USA: Fujitsu Brings DWDM Capabilities to Access Networks
Richardson, TX, July 21, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, today announced new enhancements for its FLASHWAVE® 7420 managed wavelength services platform. These enhancements, which include a new slimline chassis and variable-rate transponder, increase service provisioning options for metro carriers and are available immediately. The FLASHWAVE 7420 platform gives carriers a competitive edge by supporting voice, video, data, storage or any access application between 8 Mbps and 10 Gbps.
21 July 2003 UK: BT and Fujitsu Showcase Broadband at British Grand Prix
Birmingham, July 21, 2003 – The broadband showcase demonstrates the deployment of broadband services to rural locations, with the Silverstone race circuit lying outside the reach of regular exchange facilities for ADSL. In addition, the showcase highlights the ability to meet the challenge of supporting the extensive communications requirements of a prestigious high profile event in an extremely rapid timescale.
24 June 2003 USA: Verizon Chooses Fujitsu as One of Several Suppliers for Next Generation Add/Drop Multiplexers
Richardson, TX, June 24, 2003 – Verizon has selected the Next Generation Add/Drop Multiplexer (NGADM) platforms from Fujitsu, the FLASHWAVE® 4500 core transport system, the FLASHWAVE 4300 aggregation system and the FLASHWAVE 4100 access system, as well as NGADM products from other suppliers, for SONET services. The FLASHWAVE 4000 products feature advanced data functionality and traffic grooming to enable a wide range of multiservice solutions for metro interoffice and access applications. With this selection, Verizon is well positioned to offer next-generation services to its subscribers, while conserving operating expenses, reducing network complexity and maintaining compatibility with existing network hardware and systems.
24 June 2003 USA: Verizon Chooses Fujitsu as One of Several Suppliers for Next Generation Add/Drop Multiplexers
Richardson, TX, June 24, 2003 – Verizon has selected the Next Generation Add/Drop Multiplexer (NGADM) platforms from Fujitsu, the FLASHWAVE® 4500 core transport system, the FLASHWAVE 4300 aggregation system and the FLASHWAVE 4100 access system, as well as NGADM products from other suppliers, for SONET services. The FLASHWAVE 4000 products feature advanced data functionality and traffic grooming to enable a wide range of multiservice solutions for metro interoffice and access applications. With this selection, Verizon is well positioned to offer next-generation services to its subscribers, while conserving operating expenses, reducing network complexity and maintaining compatibility with existing network hardware and systems.
12 June 2003 UK: BT's £1/2 million+ Emergency Recovery Unit Project Turned Around in Record Time
Birmingham, June 12, 2003 – Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd, the leading supplier of high performance telecommunications solutions, announces the completion of a fast-track project to design, supply and install several self-contained mobile infrastructure units (MIUs), each weighing some 14 tonnes fully equipped. Involving an investment in excess of £0.5 million, the BT MIUs are designed to be deployed anywhere in the country in no more than 12 hours, in order to restore vital communications in the event of an emergency. The portable units represent a key component in BT's "business as usual" policy, ensuring that the communications infrastructure can be restored as quickly as possible in the case of a major service disruption. In February 2003, BT awarded the contract to Fujitsu to kit out the MIUs, with the first commissioned at the end of May - just 12 weeks later.
2 June 2003 USA: Fujitsu Steps Up Capacity on Popular Next-Generation FLASHWAVE 4500 Multiservice Platform
Atlanta, GA, June 2, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the market leader in the optical telecom market, today unveiled at SUPERCOMM 2003 (Booth #11340) two new capacity enhancements for its next-generation FLASHWAVE® 4500 multiservice optical transport platform—support for multiple OC-192 protected interfaces on a single FLASHWAVE 4500 shelf and a new 70G STS switch fabric with the ability to groom up to 1344 STS channels. These enhancements will be shown at SUPERCOMM with general availability in the fall.
2 June 2003 USA: Carriers NET Greater Value from Fujitsu
Atlanta, GA, June 2, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, today unveiled at SUPERCOMM 2003 (Fujitsu Booth #11340) the latest release of its NETSMART® 1500 Element Management System (EMS). This release represents the most powerful version of NETSMART 1500 EMS to date, and reinforces the software's position as a "best in class" EMS. New features reduce the time to provision circuit connections by 90% and provide carriers with the ability to manage existing connections and perform alarm correlation. Other additions enhance server survivability and introduce new security functionality.
2 June 2003 USA: Fujitsu Packs More Capacity, Flexibility to the Edge
Atlanta, GA, June 2, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, today announced at SUPERCOMM 2003 (Booth #11340) significant enhancements to its popular FLASHWAVE® 4100 multiservice optical access platform. New capabilities include an OC-48 line unit, OC-12 and Gigabit Ethernet service units, DS3 transmux, and higher capacity STS and VT1.5 switching. These enhancements will allow service providers to build higher capacity access networks, offer next-generation optical services and dramatically reduce recurring operational expenses. Each of these new carrier-class features can be easily introduced into existing access networks with a seamless, in-service upgrade.
2 June 2003 USA: Fujitsu Steps up Capacity on Popular Next-Generation FLASHWAVE 4500 Multiservice Platform
Atlanta, GA, June 2, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the market leader in the optical telecom market, today unveiled at SUPERCOMM 2003 (Booth #11340) two new capacity enhancements for its next-generation FLASHWAVE® 4500 multiservice optical transport platform—support for multiple OC-192 protected interfaces on a single FLASHWAVE 4500 shelf and a new 70G STS switch fabric with the ability to groom up to 1344 STS channels. These enhancements will be shown at SUPERCOMM with general availability in the fall.
23 May 2003 USA: Fujitsu to Showcase VPLS Solution in the Metro Ethernet Forum Booth at SUPERCOMM 2003
Atlanta, GA, May 23, 2003 – Fujitsu will demonstrate and discuss carrier-grade Ethernet solutions covering: -Low cost optical Ethernet access over an IP/MPLS core -QoS-aware Ethernet transport across IP/MPLS core networks -Multivendor network and service management
22 May 2003 USA: Fujitsu to Demonstrate IT/Telecom Solutions at SUPERCOMM 2003
Atlanta, GA, May 22, 2003 – WHAT: Fujitsu will demonstrate and discuss carrier-grade solutions covering the following topics: -A step up of capacity on their popular next-generation FLASHWAVE® 4000 family -Fully customized, "cable-ready" broadcast video solutions with a unique DVB-ASI interface that allows bandwidth to be allocated in adjustable increments on a per-port basis The use of Wavelength Division -Multiplexing (WDM) technology to unify core networks -How to reduce OPEX through total network visibility and control with a significantly enhanced EMS solution plus the introduction of a new multivendor NMS platform
12 May 2003 Singapore / Germany: Fujitsu Asia Extends BroadSoft IP Centrex to Wireless Devices
Singapore and Gaithersburg, Germany, May 12, 2003 – Singapore-based Fujitsu Asia Pte Ltd (Fujitsu Asia) and BroadSoft® Inc. (BroadSoft) today announced an initiative to integrate Fujitsu Asia’s cell phone access products with BroadSoft’s flagship product, BroadWorks®. Fujitsu Asia will resell BroadWorks throughout the Asia-Pacific region to enable IP connectivity and access to corporate communication services via any cell phone device.
12 May 2003 USA: Fujitsu Converges Telecom and MSO Networks
Philadelphia, PA, May 12, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, today announced availability of its high-capacity, all-optical FLASHWAVE® 7500 metro Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) system. The platform supports the convergence of Telecom and Cable Television (CATV) networks and allows telephone companies and Multiple System Operators (MSOs) to provide new data, video and wavelength services cost-effectively. The new system is being demonstrated at Cable-Tec Expo 2003 (Hall C, Booth # 523).
12 May 2003 USA: Fujitsu Takes Aim at MSO/CATV Market with Breakthrough in Digital Video Transport
Philadelphia, PA, May 12, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, today announced its expansion into the MSO/CATV market with a breakthrough in digital video transport. Fujitsu can deliver 99.999% availability for next-generation broadband multiservice networks with the addition of a Digital Video Broadcast - Asynchronous Serial Interface (DVB-ASI) to its carrier-class FLASHWAVE® 4500 platform.
9 May 2003 USA: Fujitsu Enters MSO/CATV Market with Cable-Ready Broadband Solutions at Cable-Tec Expo 2003
Richardson, TX, May 9, 2003 – WHO: With more than 300,000 network elements deployed in North America and 56% market share in the metro ADM market (RHK 2003). Fujitsu sets the standard for performance, industry-leading "five-9s" of reliability (99.999%) and carrier-grade quality ensuring digital video and cable transport solutions always perform beyond customer expectations.
24 April 2003 USA: Fujitsu Network Communications Receives Well Workplace Gold Award
Richardson, TX, April 24, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, announced today that the company has once again received the coveted Well Workplace Gold Award, acknowledging its commitment to the health and well-being of its employees. Presented by the Wellness Councils of America (WELCOA), the 2002 Well Workplace Gold Award recognizes Fujitsu for successfully integrating health promotion into its corporate culture and overall business practices.
20 March 2003 UK: Fujitsu Launches FDX Compact and Mini DSLAMs
Birmingham, March 20, 2003 – Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd, the leading supplier of high performance telecommunications solutions, announces the introduction of its FDX Compact and FDX Mini DSLAMs. This continues the company's development of its successful FDX xDSL Access Platform - a product already widely deployed for ADSL service delivery in the UK. The new DSLAMs are designed to ease the provision of xDSL services in smaller exchange sites, such as in rural locations. They provide a least-cost start-up route for operators by minimising the initial hardware and installation overheads. Both the new systems reflect the industry-leading line-density capability of the FDX xDSL Access Platform, and offer scalability for future expansion. They also support ADSL and SHDSL connections for optimum flexibility.
25 February 2003 Japan: Fujitsu Develops World's First CMOS Interface Technology for 10Gbps Parallel Transmissions
Tokyo, February 25, 2003 – Fujitsu Laboratories and Fujitsu Limited today announced the development of the world's first CMOS parallel-interface device for use in standard logic LSI devices to enable high-speed, multi-channel transmissions at speeds of up to 10Gbps. Use of the new technology will enable servers, storage devices and communications equipment to handle even larger amounts of data at higher speeds while consuming less power. It is expected to lead to a dramatic increase in the speed and performance of network systems.
11 February 2003 USA: Midvale Telephone Exchange Becomes First Fujitsu FLASHWAVE 4010 Customer
Richardson, TX, February 11, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, announced today that Midvale Telephone Exchange, Inc. has become the first customer to both purchase and install the FLASHWAVE® 4010 remote extension device to economically deliver DS3 services to the Washington County Courthouse in Weiser, Idaho. The FLASHWAVE 4010 device extends the reach of SONET networks and dramatically lowers the cost and complexity of delivering low-density DS1 and DS3 services to more customers.
21 January 2003 Japan: Fujitsu Unveils 40Gbps LN Optical Modulator with 1.8V Drive Voltage
Tokyo, January 21, 2003 – Fujitsu Limited today announced the introduction of a new 40Gbps LN optical modulator with 1.8V drive voltage - lowest of its kind in the world.
13 January 2003 USA: Fujitsu Announces General Availability of the FLASHWAVE 4010 Remote Extension Platform
Richardson, TX, January 13, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc., the leader in the optical telecommunications market, today announced the general availability of its new, low-cost, easily deployable, FLASHWAVE® 4010 SONET extension platform. This compact access device meets a continual need for delivering the thousands of DS1 lines and hundreds of DS3 lines that are installed each month. Service Providers can extend the reach of their SONET networks and dramatically lower the cost and complexity of delivering low-density DS1 and DS3 services to more customers with the FLASHWAVE 4010 platform.
9 January 2003 USA: Fujitsu Earns First 'Verizon Testing Partner' Certification
Richardson, TX, January 9, 2003 – Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. announced today it has earned the 'Verizon Testing Partner' certification. This certification is granted to product testing teams that demonstrate an understanding and commitment to Verizon's tough Systems Integration and Testing (SIT) expectations for initial product quality.
6 January 2003 UK: Fujitsu's ASDH Ethernet Solution Enables Nationwide Service over Core Network
Birmingham, January 6, 2003 – Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd, a leading supplier of high performance telecommunications solutions, has unveiled its answer to realising a fast-track nationwide Ethernet service. Fujitsu's cost-effective ASDH Ethernet solution is designed to deliver a nationwide Ethernet service over the existing core network, using the proven Fujitsu FBX-A multi-service platform. Fujitsu recently demonstrated a fully working model of the ASDH Ethernet offering at the Adastral Park headquarters of BTexact Technologies, BT's advanced research and technology business.

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