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BT’s view on research networking Bruno Tideman
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Agenda BT’s organization / capabilities Current research networks Market developments –Building blocks Summary
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Organization
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Our Global Capabilities Global reach through BT-owned infrastructure and partnerships with local/regional telcos Delivering service to 400+ cities in more than 100 countries
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Pan-European Fibre Network Ring topology with multiple redundant connections Core backbone running at speeds up to 10 Gbit/s Over 200,000 customers connected
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GigaPort Research Network Semi collapsed backbone in Amsterdam 80Gbs (darkfibers) 29 DWDM 10Gbs lambda’s (darkfiber local loops) 14 managed darkfibers
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Cambridge Adastral Park Colchester Norwic h BT Tower BT Centre HIGH TECHNOLOGY CORRIDOR CAMBRIDGE IPSWICH Essex Uni Birmingham Science Park Cambridge Uni Microsoft Global SwitchUCL NIC Angel Centre Europe & Farland Network US, AT&T Hyatt Hotel IC C LEANet WAN Research Network
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Market developments Commercial vs. Research QoS Bandwidth Price Availability Services
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Building blocks IPv6 Managed wavelengths Optical CPE Global GRID
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Other developments Business model for research infrastructure, product development and early adopter phases. Merging the wider research community with commercial production research networks Building high-capacity, scalable data centric networks that are low cost… –Simplifying the network architecture –Lowering equipment costs –Lowering operational costs …and flexible to offer new service opportunities
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IP-Optical Internetworking The simplification of Data Networking High-Speed Optical Network SONET/SDH IP IP++ ATM IP OLD NEW OPTICAL INTERNETWORKING ? IP++ All Optical Networking ?
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Summary NGI / Global GRID is an emerging market of commercial significance and is still in early definition and research stages. Operators should be able to make a profit to create a stable industry. Research community can benefit from Optical IP Networking by partnering with operators and vise versa.
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“Telegraph charged for WORDS, Voice charges by the MINUTE, Data charges for BITS, Global GRID will charge for CYCLES”. Discussion?
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