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Next Generation Optical Network - Enabling Dynamic Bandwidth Services

Vishnu Shukla, Dave Brown, Christopher John Hunt, Thomas Mueller, Eve Varma

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Optical transport networks are transitioning to an intelligent next-generation optical transport network (NG-OTN) to improve operational efficiency, deploy more cost-effective optical transport, and enable dynamic bandwidth services.

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Optical transport networks are transitioning to an intelligent next-generation optical transport network (NG-OTN) to improve operational efficiency, deploy more cost-effective optical transport, and enable dynamic bandwidth services.

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Optical transport networks are transitioning to an intelligent next-generation optical transport network (NG-OTN) to improve operational efficiency, deploy more cost-effective optical transport, and enable dynamic bandwidth services.

Key concepts: Optical Transport Network, Bandwidth (computing), 10G-PON, Multiwavelength optical networking, Computer science, Computer network, Optical performance monitoring, Optical cross-connect

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