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In addressing the burgeoning demand for broadband connectivity in rural America, a robust and innovative IP Optical Network Architecture is essential. The architecture must incorporate a best-in-class multi-layer design optimized for middle-mile functionality, integrating both voice and security dimensions. A pivotal requirement is to decouple the last mile from the middle mile, ensuring that the last-mile solutions can remain agnostic to various technologies while still benefiting from a unified middle-mile infrastructure.

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s consumers continue to shift away from traditional cable broadcasting towards streaming video services such as Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and Paramount+, this will continue to drive the demand for robust middle mile solutions. This growth in data traffic demands not only enhance rural provider’s Internet infrastructure but also fortify their needs for data center interconnectivity (DCI) to metropolitan hubs. In this context, rural markets require connectivity solutions that can support 100G and even 400G connections to efficiently handle rising bandwidth needs tied to cloud applications and content delivery networks.

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Join us for an inside look at how our Fortune 500 enterprise customer revolutionized its voice security workloads with cloud native and automation. Discover why more enterprises are embracing cloud native architectures to economically secure their contact centers and unified communications.

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Discover how no-code/low-code platforms are transforming network automation. In this webinar, industry experts show how “citizen developers” can automate workflows without complex software projects. Live demo of no-code/low-code tools in action Real-world examples across the network operations lifecycle How AI supports smarter, faster automation Learn how to cut costs, streamline operations, and accelerate your automation journey—starting today.

The video discusses Verizon’s strategic approach to accelerating the decommissioning (decom) of legacy Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) switches. The speaker emphasizes the importance of TDM switch decom in reducing power consumption, cutting expenses, complying with regional climate regulations, and reclaiming valuable technical space. A key driver for Verizon is the steep costs associated with maintaining aging infrastructure under increasingly stringent local carbon emission laws, particularly in the Northeast Corridor.

As an operations leader, you are constantly asked to do more with fewer resources. Join us on April 29th to learn how your peers are successfully leveraging cloud native and end-to-end automation to minimize manual labor and lower OpEx. Many of our customers have expressed their challenges in swiftly launching new services, maintaining compliance, or managing subscriber churn. How does one maintain business continuity in the face of expertise shortages and security concerns?

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