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Huawei Proposes Next-Gen OTN for AIDC-Centric All-Optical Network

Telecom equipment giant pitches next-generation optical transport for AI data centre connectivity.

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Huawei Proposes Next-Gen OTN for AIDC-Centric All-Optical Network

Huawei has outlined an all-optical networking strategy designed around artificial intelligence data centres during the NetworkX conference in Vienna. The company showcased how its next-generation optical transport equipment can help telecommunications operators capitalise on growing infrastructure demand generated by modern AI workloads.

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