Actelis to enhance VDSL2 performance for ethernet services

PRAGUE: Actelis Networks has unveiled its VDSL Broadband Amplifier (VBA), an innovative solution for bringing more bandwidth out for WiFi and Small Cell Backhaul and offering Carrier Ethernet services to small and medium businesses (SMBs) more quickly and at a lower total cost of ownership (TCO) to grow more profitable revenues.

The VBA significantly further enhances the performance of Ethernet over Copper, effectively doubling the amount of bandwidth and distance. EFM over Copper solutions such as Actelis' ML series break down high speed broadband data streams to be sent over multiple pairs at lower speeds, then reassembles the separate streams into a high speed link at the far end. As a result, service operators can offer more high speed bandwidth more reliably and over greater distances using copper than could be done with VDSL2 alone.

Actelis' Ethernet over Copper offers more bandwidth over fewer pairs than competing solutions thanks to superior EFMplus transmission and dynamic crosstalk cancellation technologies.

Using the Actelis VBA in conjunction with EFM over Copper significantly further enhances the performance to enable service providers to roll out standards-based MEF 2.0 Carrier Ethernet backhaul with twice the bandwidth of VDSL2-based EFM over Copper to many more WiFi hotspots and small cell base stations... more cost effectively and quickly than can be done with fiber.

By leveraging the existing copper plant, the VBA performs well even with older copper, and can be used to enhance mobile data and roll out Carrier Ethernet services to SMBs more quickly and cost effectively than could ever be done with fiber, and without any of the operational complexities associated with microwave and other wireless solutions.

Actelis Networks is the leader in high performance broadband over copper solutions to telecom service providers, municipalities, utility and industrial customers. We offer high-speed Carrier Ethernet and triple play services to more business locations and residential customers more quickly and cost effectively than fiber or microwave.