Tejas Networks Executes Terabit-Scale Optical Backbone Network In Bangladesh
Tejas Networks announced that it has successfully completed the execution of a high capacity national optical backbone network in Bangladesh for the Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Limited (BSCCL), in partnership with Telephone Shilpa Sangstha (TSS) Ltd., Bangladesh.
The high-capacity terrestrial network is built using multiple 100 Gbps channels on DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) equipment of Tejas Networks and connects the undersea cable landing at Kuakata in Bangladesh to Dhaka. It will be used for countrywide distribution of high-speed Internet bandwidth available from the SMW-5 undersea submarine cable system which connects Bangladesh to several countries in Asia, Africa and Europe such as Singapore, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Djibouti, Turkey, Italy and France.
This high-capacity transmission network project is designed to have ten major traffic drop points with countrywide traffic distribution through existing access networks. Tejas 1600 converged packet optical (CPO) products have been deployed in this project and these were locally manufactured by TSS, a premier government-owned telecom company in Bangladesh. Tejas TJ1600 is a highly flexible and scalable optical product, with a unique software-defined hardware TM architecture, that incorporates advanced Nx100G coherent DWDM transmission technology to ensure a high-performance and future-proof network.