Lightstorm’s expanded network will use Nokia’s 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) optical transport platform, which includes its fifth-generation coherent optic chipset, to increase total capacity to several terabytes. Expanding India’s Optical Network Coverage with Nokia and Lightstorm In a significant step for India’s digital future, Nokia and Lightstorm have joined forces to increase optical network coverage in the country’s eastern and northern regions. The partnership will use the most recent wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) optical network solutions and consulting services to grow Lightstorm’s network and deepen its partnership with Nokia. Enterprise customers can purchase carrier-neutral digital infrastructure from Lightstorm.
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Lightstorm is a provider of carrier-neutral digital infrastructure for enterprise customers. The company has been delivering next-generation network architecture for its customers. With reduced latency, 100% uptime, and full end-to-end control and administration capabilities. With the recent expansion, Lightstorm will be able to serve its current customers in a larger capacity. As well as welcome new clients with a much higher standard of advantages. On the other hand, Nokia is a well-known global leader in the area of digital and telecommunications technology. The expanded Lightstorm network will make use of Nokia’s 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) optical transport platform. That also features its fifth-generation coherent optic chipset, to boost overall capacity to several terabytes.
Furthermore, Nokia’s sixth-generation PSE-6 is 1830 PSS future-proof, which is essential as capacity demands rise. The most recent C+L band WDM optical line system solutions from Nokia will be implemented. As a result of the partnership between Lightstorm and Nokia. In the event of numerous fibre cuts, these technologies’ protection features ensure network resilience. “Nokia’s DWDM products offer high capacity and automation to enable cutting-edge digital services for enterprise customers across India,” the statement reads. The collaboration between Nokia and Lightstorm is a significant development. In the expansion of optical network coverage in India and is in line with the Digital India initiative. With the benefit of increased capacity, the collaboration will assist Lightstorm in achieving its objectives of rapid network route expansion. This partnership highlights Nokia’s dedication to advancing India’s digital goals, encouraging innovation, and ensuring access to high-quality digital services.
Major Advantages of the Partnership
Additional Network Coverage: Through their collaboration, Nokia and Lightstorm will increase access to high-quality digital services by extending Lightstorm’s network throughout Northern and Eastern India.
Higher Capacity and Resilience: Lightstorm’s network will have an increased capacity of several terabytes thanks to Nokia’s 1830 PSS and WDM optical line system solutions, ensuring network resilience even in the event of fibre cuts.
Cutting-edge Digital Services: Nokia’s DWDM products provide high capacity and automation, allowing enterprise customers all over India to access cutting-edge digital services.
Future-Proof: Nokia’s PSE-6, which is in its sixth generation, is Future-Proof for the 1830 PSS, which will be essential as capacity demands rise.
The collaboration between Nokia and Lightstorm is an important for India’s digital future. With the use of Nokia’s most recent optical network solutions. Lightstorm will be able to offer enterprise customers all over India better access to high-quality digital services. Thanks to an expanded network capacity and increased network resilience. Nokia’s dedication to fostering innovation, assisting the Digital India initiative. Ensuring access to high-quality digital services is highlighted by this collaboration. The collaboration between Nokia and Lightstorm is proof of the value of teamwork and how it can advance society in the digital era.