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Tasmanian's fibre backbone gets pre NBN upgrade
Stuart Corner
Thursday, 08 April 2010 17:24
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Nokia Siemens Networks has announced completion of a capacity upgrade to the TasGovNet optical fibre backbone network, provided by Government-owned power utility, Aurora Energy.
Aurora's telecommunications strategic advisor, Gary Eiszele, said the demand for broadband in Tasmania was growing rapidly and the upgrade would enable Aurora Energy to satisfy the new connectivity needs of operators, enterprises, and government in Tasmania.
Nokia Siemens Networks has deployed its hiT 7300 DWDM platform, and provided related equipment and support services, network implementation and training for Aurora's staff.
The deployment is the fifth in Australia for the hiT 7300 that, according to Nokia Siemens,
"reduces network complexity and simplifies network maintenance and management, resulting in lower capital and operating expenses."
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