Calix E3-48 Wins TelcoTV Vision Award

The E3-48 sealed Ethernet Service Access Node (ESAN) sets a new standard in deployment flexibility for communications service providers that need high-density, high-bandwidth solutions.

The E3-48 – winner of the 2011 TelcoTV Vision Award – delivers 48 ports of VDSL2 with ADSL2+ fallback as well as bonding, and contains two 10GE/1GE ports and four GE/2.5GE ports.

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4 new ONTs: cost-effective support for advanced business services

Industry-standard Ethernet operations, administration, and management (OAM) – for demonstrating conformance with service level agreements (SLAs) A full gigabit per second of symmetrical bandwidth

Calix No. 1 U.S. fiber access vendor by 2-to-1 over all other vendors

Calix leadership in U.S. fiber access deployments continues to grow.

In its latest survey of U.S. fiber access vendors, Broadband Communities magazine reports that Calix leads all other vendors by more than 2-to-1. Calix has 417 U.S. service provider customers deploying its fiber access systems. The total for all other vendors is 198.

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Calix E7-2 wins industry award

Architected to facilitate network transformation, the modular E7-2 Ethernet Service Access Platform (ESAP) delivers industry-leading flexibility, density, and innovation.

The E7-2 is ideal for retrofit and pay-as-you grow deployment scenarios, supporting any mix of VDSL2, GPON, point-to-point gigabit Ethernet, 10GE, and GE services – including new VDSL2 vectoring and bonding capabilities across its industry-best 96 VDSL2 combo ports.

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VP Andy Lockhart discusses Calix international strategy at Forum

Andy Lockhart, senior vice president of international sales and marketing at Calix, spoke with Total TeleVision at Broadband World Forum recently in Paris, France.

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Calix Innovation Awards: Dickey Rural Networks, Ellendale, ND

Winner of the Calix Innovation Award for Innovation in Fiber-Enabled Operational Efficiencies, Dickey Rural Networks (DRN) realized the promise of an all-fiber network nearly a decade ago, and began making the transition. Since completing its network transformation, DRN has reached new levels of operational efficiency.