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Hybrid Switch Technology

Our new-generation Hybrid Switch Technology represents a major evolution. With full bandwidth for SDH and packet connections, it offers traffic switching in native formats and the deployment flexibility of non-blocking connectivity, using patent-pending technology.

The new technology provides a bandwidth of 480Gb/s for both TDM circuits and packet connections, with the native-format traffic switching including native SDH cross-connecting, free of circuit emulation penalties for TDM switching. Similarly, native packet switching is achieved without any stranded bandwidth.

Non-blocking connectivity enables every input to connect to any output, while offering native multicast broadcast functionality, with Fujitsu’s technology reducing the overall complexity of the system and increasing its throughput.

Case Studies

O2: Mobile Virtual Network Enabler (MVNE)
Fujitsu designed, built, and managed a robust and scalable MVNE on behalf of O2
Citizen: Global Telecommunications Case Study
Being a global service support partner for a top player in the telecommunications industry demands not only a global presence, but above all, the ability to offer central control of services that are geographically widely spread. Fujitsu demonstrate this expertise throughout the entire process chain – from orders for network components, to shipment, to support.
Ministry of Defence: Providing Telecommunications IT Services with BT in Germany
Fujitsu provides a helpdesk, maintenance support for a wide range of communications equipment in Germany as well as project support for BT in the installation and design of new equipment and systems.
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Insights & Opinions

Wholesale mobile
The conventional view of the mobile virtual network operator is out of date. Service providers that buy wholesale minutes at a discount price and sell no-frills telephony and text messaging to price-sensitive customers are finding it hard to survive.
Overcoming Separation Anxiety
Fujitsu's Graeme Wright argues business leaders must plan more effectively when engaging in divestment activity. Critically, he says, they must involve their CIOs from the very outset of discussions if they are to navigate the IT, cultural and strategic challenges of any separation successfully. He illustrates the benefits and opportunities this could bring, as well as warning of the potentially ruinous consequence of neglecting IT and people issues.
How Mobile Technology
As connected in-vehicle IT becomes increasingly key to car-buyers’ purchasing decisions, it’s time for vehicle manufacturers to think more like smartphone suppliers.
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