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AOI has introduced its 'Quantum18' lineup of nodes and amps designed to fuel cable operator 1.8GHz network upgrades and integrate into legacy Motorola housings. #pressrelease
September 16, 2024
Applied Optoelectronics Inc. ("AOI") (NASDAQ: AAOI), a leading provider of fiber-optic access network products for internet datacenter, cable broadband, telecom and fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) markets, announces its latest Quantum18™ product series, designed for cable operators to upgrade to 1.8GHz and integrate into legacy Motorola housings.
At the forefront of AOI's new Quantum18 product line is the Quantum18 1.8GHz Node, offering multiple compatibility options for technology updates that aim to minimize customer downtime and lower operational expenses. These include enabling operators to upgrade to 1.8GHz within existing GS7000 housings and providing interoperability with DOCSIS 3.1 and DOCSIS 4.0 Remote PHY Devices ("RPD") as well as Passive Optical Network ("PON") and switching functionality across a high-speed interface backplane.
AOI is also introducing the Quantum18 1.8GHz System Amplifier and Quantum18 1.8GHz Broadband Line Extender ("BLE") for Motorola housings, solving a critical need for upgrading legacy Motorola housings while minimizing network interruptions.
When deployed, the Quantum18 MB 1.8GHz System Amplifier and BLE 1.8GHz Line Extender boost signal quality and offer additional features that make network management easier and more efficient. These include adjusting amplifier settings and updating firmware remotely, ingress management, automated asset tagging, and geo-locating.
All Quantum18 products being introduced include field-upgradable diplex filters to ensure that the amplifiers can adapt to future spectrum needs and provide operators with flexible options and longer-term value.
Read the full press release here.
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