Quickline enhances rural connectivity across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire with Adtran Mosaic CP
Adtran announced that Quickline has deployed its Mosaic CP and software-defined access hardware to bring full-fiber connectivity to rural regions in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. This deployment enables Quickline to rapidly expand its network into underserved areas, providing fast and reliable broadband to subscribers. The new network allows residents to access various digital services, including working from home, streaming high-definition content, and remote education.
Quickline is utilizing Adtran's XGS-PON technology, including the SDX 6320 and 6330 Series of optical line terminals and SDX 631q optical network terminals. This flexible fiber access technology creates a highly efficient hybrid network that integrates with Quickline's existing fixed wireless access hardware. The deployment aims to bridge the digital divide, drive job creation, and stimulate economic growth in rural communities across Northern England.
Adtran ha annunciato che Quickline ha implementato il suo Mosaic CP e l'hardware di accesso definito dal software per offrire connettività in fibra ottica completa in regioni rurali dello Yorkshire e del Lincolnshire. Questa implementazione consente a Quickline di espandere rapidamente la sua rete in aree sottoservite, fornendo connessione a banda larga veloce e affidabile agli abbonati. La nuova rete consente ai residenti di accedere a vari servizi digitali, tra cui il lavoro da casa, lo streaming di contenuti in alta definizione e l'istruzione a distanza.
Quickline sta utilizzando la tecnologia XGS-PON di Adtran, compresi gli SDX 6320 e 6330 Series di terminali di linea ottica e i terminali di rete ottica SDX 631q. Questa tecnologia di accesso in fibra flessibile crea una rete ibrida altamente efficiente che si integra con l'hardware esistente di accesso wireless fisso di Quickline. L'implementazione mira a colmare il divario digitale, creare posti di lavoro e stimolare la crescita economica nelle comunità rurali del Nord dell'Inghilterra.
Adtran anunció que Quickline ha desplegado su Mosaic CP y hardware de acceso definido por software para llevar conectividad de fibra completa a regiones rurales en Yorkshire y Lincolnshire. Este despliegue permite a Quickline expandir rápidamente su red en áreas desatendidas, proporcionando internet de banda ancha rápido y fiable a los suscriptores. La nueva red permite a los residentes acceder a varios servicios digitales, incluidos el trabajo desde casa, la transmisión de contenido en alta definición y la educación a distancia.
Quickline está utilizando la tecnología XGS-PON de Adtran, incluidos los SDX 6320 y 6330 Series de terminales de línea óptica y los terminales de red óptica SDX 631q. Esta tecnología de acceso de fibra flexible crea una red híbrida altamente eficiente que se integra con el hardware existente de acceso inalámbrico fijo de Quickline. El despliegue tiene como objetivo cerrar la brecha digital, fomentar la creación de empleo y estimular el crecimiento económico en las comunidades rurales del norte de Inglaterra.
Adtran은 Quickline이 Mosaic CP와 소프트웨어 정의 액세스 하드웨어를 배포하여 전국적인 광섬유 연결을 제공했다고 발표했습니다. 요크셔 및 링컨셔의 농촌 지역. 이러한 배치는 Quickline이 부족한 지역으로 신속하게 네트워크를 확장할 수 있도록 하여 구독자에게 빠르고 안정적인 브로드밴드를 제공합니다. 새로운 네트워크는 주민들이 재택 근무, 고해상도 콘텐츠 스트리밍 및 원격 교육을 포함한 다양한 디지털 서비스에 접근할 수 있게 합니다.
Quickline은 Adtran의 XGS-PON 기술과 SDX 6320 및 6330 시리즈의 광선로 단말기 그리고 SDX 631q 광 네트워크 단말기를 활용하고 있습니다. 이 유연한 광섬유 액세스 기술은 Quickline의 기존 고정 무선 액세스 하드웨어와 통합되는 매우 효율적인 하이브리드 네트워크를 생성합니다. 이 배치는 디지털 격차를 해소하고 취업 창출을 촉진하며 북부 잉글랜드 농촌 지역의 경제 성장을 자극하는 것을 목표로 합니다.
Adtran a annoncé que Quickline a déployé son Mosaic CP et un matériel d'accès défini par logiciel pour apporter une connectivité fibre complète aux régions rurales du Yorkshire et du Lincolnshire. Ce déploiement permet à Quickline d'élargir rapidement son réseau dans des zones mal desservies, fournissant un accès Internet haut débit rapide et fiable aux abonnés. Le nouveau réseau permet aux habitants d'accéder à divers services numériques, y compris le travail à domicile, le streaming de contenu haute définition et l'éducation à distance.
Quickline utilise la technologie XGS-PON d'Adtran, y compris les séries SDX 6320 et 6330 de terminaux de ligne optique et les terminaux de réseau optique SDX 631q. Cette technologie d'accès à la fibre flexible crée un réseau hybride très efficace qui s'intègre avec le matériel d'accès sans fil fixe existant de Quickline. Le déploiement vise à combler la fracture numérique, à favoriser la création d'emplois et à stimuler la croissance économique dans les collectivités rurales du nord de l'Angleterre.
Adtran hat bekannt gegeben, dass Quickline sein Mosaic CP und hardware-gestützte Software-Defined Access-Lösungen bereitgestellt hat, um vollfaserbasierte Konnektivität in ländlichen Regionen von Yorkshire und Lincolnshire zu bieten. Dieses Deployment ermöglicht es Quickline, sein Netzwerk schnell in unterversorgten Gebieten auszubauen und seinen Abonnenten schnelle und zuverlässige Breitbandverbindungen bereitzustellen. Das neue Netzwerk ermöglicht es den Anwohnern, auf verschiedene digitale Dienstleistungen zuzugreifen, einschließlich Homeoffice, Streaming von Inhalten in hoher Auflösung und Fernunterricht.
Quickline nutzt die XGS-PON-Technologie von Adtran, einschließlich der SDX 6320 und 6330-Serie von optischen Linedispositiven und SDX 631q optische Netzwerkgeräte. Diese flexible Glasfaserzugangstechnologie schafft ein hoch effizientes hybrides Netzwerk, das sich nahtlos in die bestehende Hardware für drahtlosen Festzugang von Quickline integriert. Das Deployment zielt darauf ab, die digitale Kluft zu schließen, Arbeitsplätze zu schaffen und das Wirtschaftswachstum in ländlichen Gemeinschaften im Norden Englands anzukurbeln.
- Adtran's technology enables Quickline to expand its network into underserved rural areas
- The deployment provides high-speed, reliable broadband to previously overlooked communities
- Adtran's solution allows for seamless integration with Quickline's existing fixed wireless access hardware
- The XGS-PON network is scalable and future-proof, supporting Quickline's growth
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Quickline's deployment of Adtran's Mosaic CP and XGS-PON technology in rural Yorkshire and Lincolnshire is a significant step towards bridging the digital divide. The use of software-defined access hardware allows for a flexible and scalable network architecture, important for serving hard-to-reach areas efficiently. This approach enables Quickline to blend fiber optics with existing fixed wireless access, creating a hybrid network that maximizes coverage and performance.
The implementation of XGS-PON technology is particularly noteworthy, as it provides symmetrical 10Gbps speeds, future-proofing the network for upcoming bandwidth-intensive applications. This infrastructure will not only support current needs like remote work and HD streaming but also pave the way for advanced services such as telemedicine and smart city initiatives in rural areas.
From a technical standpoint, Adtran's SDX 6320 and 6330 Series OLTs offer industry-leading service scale, which is important for cost-effective network expansion. The use of SDX 631q ONTs at customer premises ensures reliable last-mile connectivity, completing a robust end-to-end solution.
The expansion of high-speed broadband into rural Yorkshire and Lincolnshire by Quickline, powered by Adtran's technology, is a game-changer for these communities. This initiative addresses a critical issue: the urban-rural digital divide. By providing Gigabit connectivity to underserved areas, Quickline is unlocking significant socio-economic benefits.
Research consistently shows that high-speed internet access in rural areas leads to increased economic activity, improved educational outcomes and enhanced quality of life. For instance, it enables:
- Remote work opportunities, reducing brain drain from rural areas
- Access to online education resources, leveling the playing field for rural students
- Telemedicine services, important for areas with healthcare facilities
- E-commerce opportunities for local businesses, expanding their market reach
Moreover, this infrastructure development is likely to attract businesses and young professionals to these areas, potentially reversing the trend of rural depopulation. The long-term impact could be a more balanced regional development, reducing pressure on urban centers and revitalizing rural economies.
News summary:
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UK -based service provider required flexible broadband access platform to bridge the digital divide in underserved communities - Adtran XGS-PON technology enables Quickline to scale quickly and provide high-quality Gigabit connectivity in hard-to-reach areas
- Network set to give subscribers access to life-enhancing digital services such as telemedicine
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Adtran’s fiber access technology is helping Quickline to close the digital divide in towns and villages across the North of
“At Quickline, we’re committed to providing ultra-fast connectivity to those in rural areas who need it most. Fiber is considered the gold standard for good reason. Reliable and future-proof, it opens up a world of possibilities for subscribers, and it’s also proven to be a major driver of job creation and economic growth,” said Darryl Petch, CTO of Quickline. “Adtran’s flexible fiber access technology enables us to give residents the connectivity they need to thrive in a rapidly digitizing world. Together with Adtran, we’re leveling up rural areas across the North of
Adtran’s open, flexible and future-facing solutions enable Quickline to create a highly efficient hybrid network that seamlessly blends with its existing fixed wireless access hardware. Mosaic CP unlocks control and management functions from individual network elements, streamlining and enhancing service delivery. Adtran’s compact and power-efficient SDX 6320 and 6330 Series of software-defined optical line terminals deliver the industry’s highest service scale to cost-effectively support the growth of Quickline’s new XGS-PON network. And Adtran’s SDX 631q optical network terminals are being harnessed at the customer premises to deliver reliable and secure fiber connectivity into homes.
“Lighting up fiber optic networks in rural areas always has a positive and lasting impact on quality of life. That’s why we’re proud to be supporting Quickline in its mission to bring high-quality connectivity to Northern England’s underserved communities. Our open and programmable access technology is enabling the people of these areas to thrive in the digital age,” commented Stuart Broome, GM of EMEA sales at Adtran. “Our scalable and future-ready solution is ideal for the challenge of extending high-speed connectivity to these hard-to-reach locations. It empowers Quickline to boost community growth and open up new horizons for the people of
About Adtran
ADTRAN Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADTN and FSE: QH9) is the parent company of Adtran, Inc., a leading global provider of open, disaggregated networking and communications solutions that enable voice, data, video and internet communications across any network infrastructure. From the cloud edge to the subscriber edge, Adtran empowers communications service providers around the world to manage and scale services that connect people, places and things. Adtran solutions are used by service providers, private enterprises, government organizations and millions of individual users worldwide. ADTRAN Holdings, Inc. is also the largest shareholder of Adtran Networks SE, formerly ADVA Optical Networking SE. Find more at Adtran, LinkedIn and X.
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