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Adtran today announced the expansion of Alcorn County Electric Power Association’s (ACE Power) fiber subsidiary, ACE Fiber, into New Albany, Mississippi. The new network utilizes Adtran’s comprehensive suite of fiber network technologies, significantly enhancing internet speed, accessibility and reliability for homes and businesses throughout the city. The deployment features Adtran’s FSP 3000 open optical transport solution and real-time fiber assurance from the ALM monitoring platform. Adtran’s multigigabit fiber-to-the-home technology, optimized by Mosaic One SaaS, ensures superior network management, scalability and subscriber experience. The infrastructure will enable essential services such as telehealth and expand opportunities for remote work and learning for New Albany’s residents.

Adtran and IdeaTek today announced their partnership to deploy 50Gbit/s passive optical network (50G PON) technology across Kansas, marking a milestone in advancing connectivity for rural and underserved communities in the region. Building on the deployment of Adtran’s 10G fiber access platform and Wi-Fi 7-enabled mesh gateways, which have already helped IdeaTek expand its subscriber base, the latest collaboration will leverage the 50G PON-capable SDX 6400 Series OLT to deliver services at 10Gbit/s, 20Gbit/s and beyond. The rollout will support smart farming, IoT connectivity, next-generation remote healthcare, augmented/virtual reality, and ultra-high-definition video for homes, businesses and dense environments like educational campuses. Designed to ensure scalability and readiness for future demands, the partnership underscores IdeaTek’s mission to bridge the digital divide and bring reliable, ultra-fast internet to communities statewide.

Adtran today announced that ProTek Fiber is harnessing its flexible fiber access technology, including its Mosaic One SaaS and ALM fiber monitoring solution with deep PON assurance, to deliver full-fiber internet to underserved areas in Illinois. The deployment marks ProTek Fiber’s transition to fiber optic technology, having previously operated as a leading wireless internet service provider (WISP). Using Adtran’s AI-driven disaggregated solution, ProTek Fiber has begun offering high-quality broadband to residential subscribers. The expansion of the network enables thousands of people to work and study from home and access services such as telemedicine. The deployment is also expected to boost economic activity across the region.

Adtran and Arcadiz today announced that Infrabel, Belgium’s national railway infrastructure company, has deployed the FSP 3000 S-Flex™ to boost the capacity of its storage network. Providing native 64Gbit/s Fibre Channel (64GFC) transmission over WDM, the technology ensures reliable, scalable connectivity with significantly increased throughput for Belgium’s critical railway operations. The new solution enables Infrabel to efficiently handle increasing data demands, boosting safety, efficiency and communication across Belgium’s rail network. Arcadiz’s service approach, from engineering and installation to 24/7 support, has been instrumental in delivering the high-capacity, future-ready solution.

Adtran and Dell Technologies today announced a strategic collaboration to meet the growing AI networking needs of the US federal government. Adtran is providing a comprehensive range of optical, packet and software networking solutions, which are being integrated with Dell’s AI-driven infrastructure to accelerate AI deployments for federal agencies. The DELL AI Network Cloud (AINC) Factory ON-RAMP, powered by Dell’s AI Factory, offers a flexible platform for managing AI workloads across on-premises, cloud or hybrid environments. This interoperable solution offers significant cost savings compared to traditional solutions, including cloud infrastructure and network access expenses, giving agencies the flexibility to achieve their AI goals without vendor lock-in.

Adtran today announced that the Centre Régional Informatique et d’Applications Numériques de Normandie (CRIANN) is using its FSP 3000 optical transport technology and ALM fiber monitoring platform to boost the capacity and resilience of its research and education network, thanks to the financial support of the Normandy Region. By integrating Adtran’s solution, the Normandy-based supercomputing center and provider of high-performance digital infrastructure is ensuring faster and more reliable connectivity for the region’s scientific and academic institutions. Adtran’s Elite partner Axians also played a key role in the installation and continues to deliver maintenance and support.

Adtran today announced its strategic collaboration with Sonic Fiber Internet to bring 50Gbit/s passive optical network (50G PON) connectivity to California. The partnership is a proactive step to ensure Sonic continues to deliver ultra-fast broadband services that meet the growing demand for higher capacity and faster speeds across the US. By leveraging Adtran’s 50G PON technology, Sonic aims to lead the industry in connectivity standards for both residential and business customers, enabling a range of applications from smart home integration and advanced entertainment streaming to frictionless remote work and high-speed business connectivity. The technology coexists with GPON and XGS-PON, providing a seamless and cost-efficient upgrade path with no service disruption, while future-proofing the network and ensuring scalability for evolving digital needs. It also supports Combo PON setups, integrating multiple generations of fiber technology to fully maximize deployment flexibility.

Adtran today announced that its Oscilloquartz team of network synchronization specialists has demonstrated the robust capabilities of the OSA aPNT+™ platform, its assured positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) solution, at Jammertest 2024 in Norway. In a series of real-world tests, the platform exhibited resilience against jamming and spoofing attacks, underscoring its critical role in PNT security for sectors such as mission-critical infrastructure and defense. As reliance on PNT systems grows, so does the urgency to protect them from increasingly sophisticated threats. The OSA aPNT+™ platform tackles this challenge with a multi-layer protection strategy and zero-trust architecture. By integrating diverse PNT sources, including Iridium® Satellite Time and Location (STL) services, it mitigates risks, setting new benchmarks for securing both public and private sector applications.

Adtran today announced that D & P Communications is harnessing its open and intelligent fiber access technology to bring multigigabit broadband to more subscribers in southern Michigan. The deployment includes Adtran’s scalable fiber broadband solution with Combo PON technology, enabling D & P Communications to efficiently upgrade to symmetrical 10G PON services by seamlessly supporting the install base of GPON subscribers while blanketing the entire fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network with the higher speed and capacity of symmetric 10Gbit/s XGS-PON. This empowers the service provider to scale quickly to meet rising demand for high-speed broadband in urban and underserved rural areas, ensuring reliable multigigabit connectivity for all subscribers.

Adtran today announced that Pulse Fibre has selected its 10Gbit/s XGS-PON fiber access platform to enable the next phase of its network expansion. Specializing in new housing developments, Pulse Fibre will be delivering Gigabit and multigigabit services with symmetrical speeds up to 10Gbit/s to more than 250,000 homes in both rural and urban areas. The new network enables Pulse Fibre to provide property developers with early-stage connectivity for essential systems, such as EV chargers and security networks. The strategic deployment leverages Adtran’s scalable broadband technology to ensure a flexible, future-proof network ready to adapt to evolving subscriber demands.

Adtran and Netomnia today announced their strategic partnership to bring 50Gbit/s passive optical network (50G PON) services to the UK market. The collaboration promises to transform the broadband landscape and meet the growing bandwidth needs of homes and businesses. 50G PON technology will provide the capacity to handle multiple Gigabit services in parallel, providing a robust framework for data-intensive applications such as online gaming, smart home devices and remote working setups. It will also meet the demands of enterprise cloud computing, ubiquitous public Wi-Fi and advanced applications such as multi-modal generative AI.

Adtran today announced that Fastr Broadband is leveraging its open and intelligent fiber access technology to deliver full-fiber connectivity to customers in the city of York. The new network enables residential subscribers and businesses to access affordable, high-speed internet services. Adtran’s Mosaic CP is being utilized to streamline network management and orchestration, while its SDX 6330 software-defined optical line terminals (OLTs) ensure efficient service delivery and scalable network growth. The compact, energy-efficient design of Adtran’s technology also aligns with Fastr Broadband’s mission to integrate high-speed broadband seamlessly into York’s historic landscape.

Adtran today announced that 1&1 Versatel is upgrading its nationwide fiber optic network across Germany by leveraging Adtran FSP 3000 open optical transport technology. The new flexgrid solution expands network capacity to support data rates up to 800Gbit/s and stretches across approximately 65,000km of fiber infrastructure, enhancing connectivity for businesses and public institutions throughout the country. The deployment also features Adtran’s ALM fiber monitoring solution, providing real-time network assurance and enabling swift, proactive maintenance responses.

Adtran today announced the opening of a new 20,000-square-foot distribution center in York, UK. The facility expands Adtran’s UK operations, supporting the deployment of its end-to-end fiber infrastructure solutions, including optical transport, Carrier Ethernet and access equipment. By enhancing logistics capabilities, the new center will enable faster delivery of essential network components and ensure the highest levels of service quality for Adtran’s growing customer base. It will support a wide array of services, such as testing, production and customization of hardware and software. The facility also underscores Adtran’s commitment to sustainability and the highest standards of environmental performance.

Adtran today announced its key role in the Optical Internetworking Forum’s (OIF) demonstration of open, multi-vendor networking at the European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC) 2024. At the center of the showcase are Adtran’s Coherent 100ZR QSFP28 pluggable module and its FSP 3000 open optical line system (OLS), which enables the transport of a wide range of data rates, including 100ZR and 400Gbit/s OpenZR+, as featured in this demo. Incorporating 100Gbit/s to 800Gbit/s coherent pluggable transceivers and various OLS technologies from multiple vendors, the demo showcases advancements in open optical networking and innovative vendor-neutral solutions, highlighting the importance of testing multi-vendor interoperability.

Adtran today 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. Using Adtran technology, Quickline is rapidly expanding its network into areas previously overlooked by other service providers. Quickline’s subscribers can now access fast and reliable broadband, enabling them to work from home, stream high-definition content, leverage remote educational opportunities and much more. The new network also benefits the community by providing a wide range of local businesses and schools with access to reliable high-speed services.

Adtran today launched its Oscilloquartz Time Scale System, developed to meet the precise timekeeping requirements of national metrology institutes, scientific research facilities and other applications demanding the highest levels of accuracy and traceability. The comprehensive system integrates Adtran’s Oscilloquartz grandmaster clocks, GPS/GNSS receivers and high-performance optical cesium atomic clocks, alongside a combination of phase comparator, reference generator and time interval counter, ensuring synchronization with Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) and providing robust protection against cybersecurity threats. With its customizable design, real-time monitoring and seamless transition capabilities, the Oscilloquartz Time Scale System addresses the growing demand for resilient and accurate time synchronization across various sectors, ensuring operational continuity and data integrity in an increasingly interconnected and digital world.

Adtran today announced its new Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitments. The company aims to achieve net-zero emissions across its entire value chain by 2048, aligning with the global objective of limiting warming to 1.5°C to mitigate the most severe impacts of climate change. Adtran’s newly approved commitments include a 74.5% reduction in absolute scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 2032 and scope 3 emissions by 40% within the same timeframe. These science-based targets underscore Adtran’s dedication to sustainability leadership, as well as its continuous efforts to reduce its own carbon footprint and that of its customers.

Adtran today launched the OSA 5410XG, the latest addition to its Oscilloquartz portfolio of precision timing solutions. Building on the success of the widely adopted OSA 5410, this next-generation product is the first in the Oscilloquartz family of PTP grandmaster devices designed specifically for edge network deployment. The compact and highly reliable solution supports 10Gbit/s interfaces, meeting the timing demands of modern high-bandwidth networks. Featuring Syncjack™ technology for real-time synchronization monitoring, the OSA 5410XG helps maintain assured positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) by detecting and resolving sync issues before they impact services. It will benefit a wide range of industries, such as telecom, where precise timing is critical for 5G; power utilities modernizing smart grids; broadcasters managing live content distribution; and the defense sector, which requires secure and reliable communication.

Adtran today announced that Tishomingo Connect, a subsidiary of Tishomingo County Electric Power Association (TCEPA), has deployed its Mosaic One SaaS solution to enhance rural broadband access. Leveraging Adtran’s full suite of fiber-to-the-premises and home networking technologies, Tishomingo Connect is ensuring more households and businesses can benefit from its broadband service. With Adtran’s scalable and programmable fiber access technology, the service provider can maximize its existing network investment as it expands its service area to meet the growing demand for fast and reliable internet in Northeast Mississippi. Adtran’s partner LogicomUSA is also playing a key role in the development and deployment of the new broadband network, providing technical support and ongoing NOC services.

Adtran today announced that PhireLink has deployed its open and intelligent fiber access technology to bring high-quality broadband to some of Louisiana’s most underserved rural communities. The deployment features Adtran’s Mosaic One software-as-a-service and its Intellifi® connected home solution to support a robust end-user experience. Using Adtran’s AI-driven platform, PhireLink is rapidly scaling a highly efficient, future-facing network capable of delivering critical public services, such as remote learning and telemedicine, and stimulating economic growth across the region.

Adtran today announced that telMAX is leveraging its scalable, programmable fiber access technology as it extends its high-speed broadband services to many more communities. The Canadian service provider is harnessing Adtran’s Mosaic CP microservices platform integrated with GLDS BroadHub® subscriber management platform to enable rapid, cost-effective expansion of its network. With advanced automation features, the technology streamlines network management and service activation, empowering telMAX to enhance service delivery, troubleshooting and customer care. The new solution is built on Adtran’s compact SDX 6000 Series of Combo PON optical line terminals (OLTs), along with Adtran’s multigigabit XGS-PON optical network terminals, designed for the most bandwidth-intensive subscribers.

Adtran, in partnership with Iridium Communications Inc. (NASDAQIRDM), today announced the European and Asia-Pacific launch of its synchronization solutions featuring Iridium® Satellite Time and Location (STL) technology, a significant step in countering growing threats to Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS). Adtran’s OSA 5405-S PTP compact grandmaster clock with STL capabilities and its OSA 5400 STL module are now available to timing network operators in Western Europe, major countries in Eastern Europe, Turkey, and parts of Asia-Pacific, including the majority of Southeast Asia, Japan and South Korea. The solutions enhance the resilience and reliability of critical infrastructure, such as 5G networks, defense systems and many more. Leveraging low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to deliver precise and secure positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) services, the devices ensure continuous synchronization even in environments where GNSS is compromised. As a certified Iridium partner, Adtran offers the technology through two distinct purchasing options: an annual service license for optimal flexibility or bundled with equipment for long-term financial planning.

Adtran and the Luxembourg Internet eXchange (LU-CIX), today announced that Adtran has joined the LU-CIX community as a Gold Member. This addition expands and enhances LU-CIX’s supporting member ecosystem, which is key for the digital infrastructure of Luxembourg and beyond. Adtran joining the community cements a longstanding relationship with LU-CIX. Its FSP 3000 open optical transport solution was instrumental in expanding LU-CIX’s network capacity efficiently and sustainably, and the Adtran ALM fiber monitoring platform is helping boost the reliability of LU-CIX’s services.

Adtran today launched two new optical cesium atomic clocks that set new standards in network time synchronization: the OSA 3300 Super High-Performance (OSA 3300 SHP) and the OSA 3350 Super Enhanced Primary Reference Clock+ (OSA 3350 SePRC+). As part of Adtran’s Oscilloquartz portfolio of industry-first optical cesium clocks, the devices leverage unique, state-of-the-art optical pumping technology to meet evolving demands across applications from scientific research to critical PNT infrastructure. The OSA 3300 SHP offers exceptional stability and accuracy, making it a valuable tool for metrology institutes and scientific research facilities. In contrast, the OSA 3350 SePRC+ is specifically designed to enhance holdover capabilities for PNT services. It maintains 100 days of 100-nanosecond precision, providing continuous and accurate timing even in environments where GPS/GNSS is unavailable. This makes it a crucial component for ensuring the integrity of mission-critical networks and supporting vital infrastructure and defense operations with reliable backup timing.

Adtran today announced that the Swedish University Computer Network (SUNET) has deployed its ALM in-service fiber monitoring solution to enhance network resilience and operational efficiency. The technology equips SUNET’s maintenance teams with real-time insight into the quality of its nationwide backbone infrastructure and identifies the precise location of any fiber issues. As Sweden’s research and education (R&E) network, SUNET empowers academics and scientists across the country to access learning resources, conduct research and collaborate internationally. With the deployment of ALM, the Nordics’ R&E community has additional assurance of uninterrupted, high-quality services. NetNordic, a key technology partner of SUNET, was also involved in the deployment.

Adtran today announced that this month marks the 75th anniversary of Oscilloquartz. Founded in 1949, Oscilloquartz has evolved into a global leader in PNT network timing technology, setting numerous industry benchmarks throughout its history. The company offers precision synchronization solutions that empower customers to overcome timing challenges in sectors from telecoms to critical defense infrastructure. Over the years, Oscilloquartz has consistently led the way with groundbreaking achievements, such as introducing the industry’s first optical cesium atomic clocks with optical pumping technology, which provide unparalleled accuracy and reliability. This month also commemorates 10 years since Oscilloquartz was acquired by ADVA, now part of Adtran, helping it expand its portfolio of cost-effective timing technologies and establish the leading assured PNT platform.

Adtran today announced that GLDS’s customer management and billing platform, BroadHub®, is now integrated with Adtran’s Mosaic CP and its SDX Series of optical line terminals (OLTs). Building on a longstanding partnership, the collaboration enhances automated service management by enabling instantaneous adjustments to network conditions and rapid responses to customer demands. It promises to boost service capabilities and operational efficiencies for service providers globally, offering advanced scalability for growing networks and real-time data analytics for improved service management.

Adtran today announced that a leading Canadian hydropower producer is using its Oscilloquartz grandmaster device combined with its optical cesium atomic clock to achieve new levels of precision, reliability and resilience in its power grid synchronization network. The deployment addresses the urgent need to implement the highest standards of protection against GNSS disruptions, including jamming and spoofing cyberattacks, and helps bolster North America’s energy resilience. Featuring multi-source protection, the enhanced timing architecture offers a zero-trust approach to positioning, navigation and timing (PNT), ensuring robust and accurate synchronization. It also seamlessly supports existing services, enabling a smooth transition from legacy timing to power grids with advanced PTP technology. For streamlined operations and assurance, the synchronization network is remotely managed through the Adtran Ensemble Controller with Sync Director.

Adtran today announced that together with BT Group it has conducted Europe’s first successful field trial of optical transport in a live research network, using Adtran’s Coherent 100ZR pluggable transceiver. Achieving high levels of spectral efficiency and low power consumption, the trial demonstrated the transceiver’s ability to enable the transport of 100Gbit/s wavelengths, over longer distances, across routes at metro and edge aggregation networks, offering scalable and efficient solutions for the future.

Adtran today announced that Commnet Broadband is leveraging Intellifi® as part of its Mosaic One software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution to enhance in-home connectivity as the service provider scales across the American Southwest. The cloud-managed Wi-Fi solution will enable Commnet Broadband to deliver a seamless, always-on mesh Wi-Fi experience, boosting subscriber satisfaction while driving new efficiencies. With a strong commitment to digital inclusion, Commnet Broadband is extending its reach into more underserved rural communities, connecting them with reliable and high-quality internet services. Deploying Mosaic One for remote service activation and troubleshooting, along with Intellifi® for AI-driven insights and complete control over the home Wi-Fi environment, enables the company to efficiently manage its expansive and diverse network infrastructure.

Adtran today announced that it’s playing a key role in the Optical Internetworking Forum’s (OIF) most extensive multi-vendor interoperability demo to date, held at the Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibition (OFC). Central to the showcase is Adtran’s FSP 3000 open line system (OLS), which delivers 400Gbit/s OpenZR+ transceiver interoperability across a 1,000km link. The OLS features advanced automation and optimization for maximum performance and user-friendly operation. Involving 47 member companies, the demo marks a major milestone in open networking and highlights the commitment of the OIF community to driving the future of high-performance, efficient and scalable network solutions.

Adtran and Vertilas today announced the industry’s first 100Gbit/s PAM4 single-mode vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) technology with capabilities up to 1.6Tbit/s. On display at this week’s OFC, it sets new standards for low power consumption in optical engines and modules, with up to 80% reduction in power on the transmit optics compared to conventional solutions. Tailored specifically for the rigorous demands of intra-data center operations and AI/ML workloads, Adtran’s latest offering achieves unprecedented efficiency, consuming less than 2pJ/bit, including the laser driver. This significantly undercuts current industry standards, including those cited by co-packaged optics. The advancement is set to extend the capabilities of Adtran’s MicroMux™ family of small-form-factor pluggable transceivers. A major step towards meeting the needs of the rapidly expanding generative AI application market, Adtran’s latest innovation addresses the growing demand for robust, high-capacity and environmentally friendly data processing solutions.

Adtran today launched its FSP 3000 M-Flex800™, enabling network operators to unlock the full potential of ZR and ZR+ optics for high-capacity transport solutions across edge, metro and core networks. This single-slot card – the newest addition to Adtran’s coherent optical technology suite – offers a universal host for ZR and ZR+ optics and addresses many of the shortfalls of IP-over-DWDM (IPoWDM) solutions. Compared to classical OTN muxponder solutions, M-Flex800™ supports much simpler demarcation and multiplexing technology. Combined with the use of a wide range of ZR optics, this enables a new way to develop compact and low-power transport solutions from the edge to the core. This new IP-to-DWDM approach enables flexible, cost-efficient networking with separated IP and optical layers.

Adtran today announced that Netnod is leveraging its optical pumping cesium atomic clock technology to bring precise, reliable and assured timing to Sweden’s critical national infrastructure. Protecting the country’s timing services is vital for the nation’s economy, encompassing finance, digital services and next-generation telecoms networks, such as 5G. By upgrading its timing network with the coreSync™ OSA 3300-HP, Netnod, the leading provider of internet exchange, DNS and time services in the Nordics, is enhancing the accuracy, stability and longevity of synchronization services across the region. The solution meets the need for precise timing, supporting the smooth operation and evolution of digital applications and services. It represents a significant advancement in timing that enhances Sweden’s position in digital innovation and cybersecurity.

Adtran today announced that South Central Rural Telecommunications Cooperative (SCRTC) is using its ALM in-service fiber monitoring solution to continuously probe its fiber network for faults and degradations. The comprehensive assurance platform empowers SCRTC to locate and resolve issues before they impact services for its customers across South Central Kentucky. With no need to engage in time-consuming manual fault isolation, SCRTC can leverage its maintenance resources more effectively to improve service delivery for its subscribers. To enhance scalability, SCRTC has implemented Adtran’s ALM 96-port expansion unit at three of its hub sites. This enables efficient monitoring of up to 110 fiber links from a single hub location, significantly enhancing SCRTC’s capability to proactively detect and address faults.

Adtran today announced that Mescalero Apache Telecom, Inc. (MATI) is harnessing its fiber access solution to bring high-speed connectivity to rural tribal communities in New Mexico. Supported by a mix of loans and grant funds, MATI’s new infrastructure is the first full FTTH XGS-PON network to be built among any tribal nation. Part of the Broadband Infrastructure Deployment initiative, the solution will deliver symmetrical Gigabit services to the Mescalero Apache reservation. The deployment is set to have a significant impact on the community, empowering residents with access to critical online resources such as education, telehealth services and remote work opportunities. Key components of the new network include Adtran’s AI-driven Mosaic One Device Manager and its Oscilloquartz timing and synchronization technology. Adtran’s partner, Netceed, a leading provider of materials, distribution and supply chain management solutions supporting the telecommunications and broadband industry, is also playing a key role in the project.

Adtran today announced that Telstra has successfully trialed its FSP 150 edge compute device, opening the door to enhanced network services for business customers across Australia. By incorporating Red Hat’s OpenShift software directly onto Adtran’s hosting platform, Telstra succeeded in facilitating the efficient management and operation of small applications right at the device edge. The solution will enable multiple applications to run on a single device, reducing the need for additional hardware investments. This approach will empower businesses to derive new value from their existing hardware, leading to a reduction in inventory sprawl and power usage, and making operations more environmentally friendly. The collaboration shows the potential for Telstra customers to benefit from operational efficiency gains while also delivering enhanced control over network security and data usage.

Adtran today announced that it has been recognized as one of STL Partners’ top 100 edge computing companies for 2024, marking its second consecutive year of inclusion on the list. The acknowledgment reaffirms Adtran’s substantial contributions to the sector and highlights its role as a leader, driving innovation amidst the quickly evolving edge computing landscape. This leadership is increasingly vital as more enterprises and service providers seek options beyond centrally deployed, hyperscale clouds to support their business requirements of reducing hosting and backhaul costs, improving service performance and security, and accelerating time to market. This is especially true for the next wave of AI and IoT applications being deployed in various industries, such as manufacturing, transportation, logistics, healthcare, finance, media, retail and the public sector.

Adtran today announced that Vodafone Turkey has deployed its Oscilloquartz optical cesium atomic clock technology to bring new levels of resilient timing to its nationwide network. Adtran’s first-to-market solution will deliver robust protection against disruptions to GNSS signals, enabling Turkey’s leading service provider to maintain uninterrupted, reliable connectivity even while it readies 5G services. By combining its existing Adtran Oscilloquartz core grandmaster clock devices with the new optical cesium atomic clock technology, Vodafone Turkey has an ePRTC+™ solution that guarantees accurate network synchronization during any possible GNSS unavailability. Artıtel also played a key role in the deployment, facilitating logistics and supply management.

Adtran today celebrated adding over 300 new Mosaic One customers in under 18 months. The rapid adoption of Adtran’s cloud-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform highlights its ability to address the demands of modern broadband networks. Mosaic One optimizes network operations by utilizing advanced AI-driven algorithms to anticipate and resolve issues before they impact performance. Its three dedicated portals - Care, Operate and Promote – enable service providers to manage complex deployments, reduce costs and deliver superior services to their subscribers. What’s more, Mosaic One is vendor- and technology-neutral, providing an all-encompassing monitoring solution for FTTH, DOCSIS, DSL and fixed wireless networks across multiple vendors.

Adtran today announced that Deutsche Bahn is leveraging its optical cesium atomic clock technology to bring precise timing to its nationwide railway network. The enhanced primary reference time clock (ePRTC+) solution will empower Deutsche Bahn to implement predictive maintenance and other technological advances throughout its network. Deployed as part of a major upgrade to Germany’s railway infrastructure, Adtran’s ePRTC+ technology supports migration to the Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS) framework, an initiative that harnesses innovation to improve railway safety, reliability and efficiency. Adtran’s partner Telent also played a significant role as a system integrator, carrying out installation, configuration and troubleshooting.

Adtran today announced that it is integrating the Intel NetSec Accelerator Reference Design with its Ensemble Cloudlet solution to enhance edge cloud deployments with advanced security, faster data processing and improved networking performance. With the increasing demand for robust edge cloud solutions, Intel’s reference design for expansion cards provides a flexible way to deploy encryption acceleration and compute offload capabilities. Used in combination with Ensemble Cloudlet, it gives service providers and enterprises a cost-effective and highly efficient way to meet the increasing need for modular and scalable cloud infrastructure at the network edge and customer premises. The extension of Ensemble Cloudlet to support Intel’s technology offers a host of benefits, such as zero-touch provisioning and migration, backup and recovery capabilities for edge cloud infrastructure and access to the industry’s broadest ecosystem of pre-integrated software application partners.

Adtran today announced that Kyndryl, a leading multinational information technology infrastructure services provider, is leveraging its Ensemble virtualization suite to deliver secure, managed enterprise cloud access services. Adtran’s Ensemble Connector and Ensemble SaaS management and orchestration (MANO) platforms give Kyndryl’s customers an open, powerful and flexible pay-as-you-grow solution for network virtualization. Running on servers located in Amsterdam and Frankfurt, the technology enables Kyndryl to offer a simple, secure and highly cost-effective route to deploying and managing virtualized services while reducing hardware dependencies.

Adtran today launched new synchronization solutions featuring Satellite Time and Location (STL) technology to address the growing vulnerabilities of GPS and other GNSS systems to jamming and spoofing attacks. Alongside GNSS-based timing, the OSA 5405-S PTP grandmaster clock can now receive STL signals. This compact and versatile device caters to a diverse range of indoor and outdoor deployment settings, serving industries from 5G and data centers to smart grids and defense. Also available from the Adtran Oscilloquartz suite is the OSA 5400 STL module, which brings the benefits of a compact STL/GNSS receiver to third-party switches and servers. STL harnesses low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites as a distinct time source, offering not just an effective alternative to GNSS but also enhancing it with greater reliability and security. This dual-source approach aligns with zero-trust principles, ensuring resilience even in the event of GNSS disruption.

Adtran today announced that Sertex Broadband Solutions, a fiber deployment expert in the US Northeast, is utilizing its Mosaic One solution to bring high-speed fiber connectivity to the remote community of New Shoreham on Block Island. Located 12 miles from mainland Rhode Island, the popular summer destination has previously been underserved with broadband access. Now, Adtran’s Mosaic One and its Total Access 5000 (TA5000) platform with Combo PON capabilities are empowering Sertex to deliver reliable Gigabit connectivity through its island-wide FTTH network.

Adtran today launched its next-generation Wi-Fi 6, 6E and 7 service delivery gateways (SDGs) for optimized in-home connectivity, the SDG 8600 and 8700 Series. Specifically designed as a revenue-generating vehicle for operators, the energy-efficient mesh routers combine a compact footprint with a processor twice as powerful as previous models, supporting over 250 devices simultaneously. With their ability to cater to diverse market segments, from low-cost broadband to premium multigigabit offerings, they effectively address the connectivity needs of households, multi-dwelling units and businesses. Ensuring lag-free cloud gaming, smooth 4K streaming and efficient remote working, the SDG 8600 and 8700 Series will help dramatically improve the in-home Wi-Fi experience.

Adtran today announced that CSquared is using its FSP 3000 open optical transport technology to bring high-speed broadband services to Togo. The deployment is another stride forward in CSquared’s mission to provide fast and reliable connectivity across Africa. The digitalization of Togo, made possible through CSquared’s utilization of Adtran’s open and scalable fiber broadband solutions, will help to improve the country’s economy and the lives of its citizens. Google’s Equiano subsea cable is a key enabler of the new network, giving Togo 20 times more bandwidth than any other cable serving West Africa.

Adtran today announced its collaboration with Orange on a lab trial of quantum key distribution (QKD) technology, marking a key step towards safeguarding real-world networks from the threat of quantum computer attacks. Using a unique arrangement of the most advanced QKD and WDM technologies, the milestone multi-vendor demo successfully showcased 400Gbit/s transmission of a QKD-secured 100Gbit/s data stream over a 184km SSMF through three QKD links and two trusted nodes. A hybrid approach combining classical cryptography and QKD was utilized, setting a new standard for future-proof security. Running over heterogeneous end-to-end infrastructure, the trial demonstrates the technology’s maturity for widespread commercial deployment. Both the Layer 1 encryption and hybrid key exchange used in the trial are enabled by Adva Network Security’s ConnectGuard™ solution.

Adtran today announced its key role in the Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF)’s multi-vendor 400ZR+ Optics Demo at ECOC 2023. Illustrating its longstanding commitment to advancing open network architectures, Adtran is showcasing the benefits of its collaborative ecosystem approach, emphasizing enhanced flexibility, optimized optical performance and integrated end-to-end operation. Central to the joint trial is Adtran’s FSP 3000 open line system (OLS), which brings new levels of flexibility to optical networks and facilitates an automated setup of 400ZR+ connections. Involving 12 companies specializing in pluggable modules plus routers and test equipment vendors, the demo showcases 400ZR+ transmission over metro-regional distances, unlocking new opportunities for data center and telecom operators.

Adtran today announced that the Open Compute Project (OCP) Time Appliance Project (TAP) has approved its OSA 5400 TimeCard™ for data center timing and synchronization. The pluggable device injects Adtran’s Oscilloquartz timing technology into any white box server, solving key challenges in the transition to virtualized environments. The OCP-TAP’s endorsement means data center operators leveraging the OSA 5400 TimeCard™ to synchronize COTS hardware can be assured of precise, reliable and robust timing as they move to more cost-efficient and scalable network architectures.

Adtran today announced that one of the world’s leading metrology institutes has conducted a three-month-long evaluation of its OSA 3300-HP high-performance optical cesium atomic clock. Based in Central Europe, the national laboratory tested Adtran’s industry-first solution to establish its suitability for scientific measurement and calibration applications that require precise synchronization. The OSA 3300-HP succeeded in delivering the strict timing accuracy and long-term stability needed for metrology use cases with results far exceeding product specifications. The findings underline the value of Adtran’s Oscilloquartz optical cesium technology for a broad spectrum of industries, from astronomical research to defense operations.

Adtran today announced that wholesale provider Clio Fiber is using its open and programmable fiber access technology to support the rapid rollout of high-speed broadband services in southern Italy. The deployment leverages Adtran’s Combo PON optical line terminals (OLTs) to provide Puglia’s diverse communities, including previously underserved areas, with highly reliable full-fiber connectivity. Harnessing Adtran’s Mosaic CP for efficient orchestration and streamlined service delivery, Clio Fiber is empowering its service provider customers to deliver affordable, high-speed offerings up to 10Gbit/s and helping bridge the connectivity gap across southern Italy.

Adtran today announced that Openreach, the UK’s largest wholesale broadband network, has deployed its FSP 3000 open optical transport technology to enable its new Optical Spectrum Access 100G Single enterprise service. Openreach’s new product offers a dedicated fiber link that empowers more UK businesses to harness point-to-point 100Gbit/s data transport. The solution also brings efficiency benefits that reduce capital and operational expenditure. The latest collaboration builds on more than a decade of successful partnership between Adtran and Openreach.

Adtran today announced that TCT is harnessing its Mosaic One software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution to bring high-speed connectivity to customers across rural Wyoming. The end-to-end fiber access network features Adtran’s Total Access 5000 to support new Gigabit services while its intelligent in-home Wi-Fi technology provides customers with secure, robust and tailored mesh environments. With complete control and visibility of its network, TCT can leverage Mosaic One’s marketing capabilities to develop new revenue opportunities. It can actively monitor customer engagement, build targeted campaigns and increase average revenue per user.

Adtran today announced that Interphone is leveraging its Mosaic platform to bring multigigabit broadband to Australia’s residential market for the first time. Apartments and lifestyle villages throughout Western Australia now have access to some of the country’s fastest internet speeds. Adtran’s open and programmable broadband solution enables Interphone to streamline operations and rapidly activate new services. What’s more, because Adtran’s disaggregated XGS-PON is more efficient than legacy alternatives, networks built using the technology are more cost-effective and sustainable. Interphone is also deploying Adtran’s service delivery gateways (SDGs) to provide robust, secure and intelligent in-home Wi-Fi services.

Adtran today announced that MTC Technologies is using its Total Access 5000 (TA5000) 10Gbit/s fiber access platform to provide Gigabit broadband services to customers in Southeast Iowa. Also featuring Adtran’s optical network terminals (ONTs), the new solution enables MTC Technologies to rapidly expand its footprint and deliver symmetrical, super-fast connectivity to more subscribers, including those in hard-to-reach rural locations. By connecting underserved communities, the energy-efficient and easily scalable full-fiber infrastructure is helping foster digital empowerment and breaking down the state’s digital divide.

ADTRAN Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQADTN) announced today that the Company will release its financial results for the second quarter 2023 after market close on Monday, August 7, 2023. The Company will conduct a conference call on Tuesday, August 8, 2023, to discuss the results for the quarter.

Adtran today announced the extension of its ALM infrastructure assurance solution, enabling simple and cost-efficient fiber monitoring of passive optical networks (PON). Already widely deployed in other types of network architecture, the technology now provides deep PON assurance, enabling communication service providers (CSPs) to monitor their entire PON infrastructure for any faults or degradation. Until today, assuring PON networks was challenging and expensive. Now there’s a simple and cost-efficient way to leverage real-time insight so that maintenance teams can quickly locate and resolve issues before they affect customers. PON networks are critical for the delivery of high-speed connectivity to millions of homes and businesses. The ability to comprehensively monitor this essential part of the network will deliver major benefits in terms of performance, reliability and sustainability.

Adtran today announced that Titan Telecoms has deployed its FSP 3000 open line system (OLS) with flexgrid ROADMs, and its FSP 3000 TeraFlex™ open terminal to create a high-capacity, ultra-flexible optical backbone network. The new solution empowers Titan Telecoms to expand across Australia, offering next-generation backhaul at high speed and high capacity between data centers. The infrastructure supports speeds up to 800Gbit/s across the backbone, with customer-facing interfaces up to 400Gbit/s. Utilizing Adtran Ensemble software for network and service management, and leveraging the Adtran ALM proactive fiber monitoring solution, the solution also enables Titan Telecoms to ensure the highest levels of service availability.

Adtran today launched its market-first FSP 3000 S-Flex™, a highly versatile DWDM muxponder able to support 64Gbit/s Fibre Channel services. The solution boosts total transport capacity to 400Gbit/s, simplifies operations and streamlines inventories. It caters to enterprises’ diverse needs by seamlessly supporting a comprehensive range of DCI and SAN protocols and speeds. With a highly secure variant safeguarded by Adva Network Security’s ConnectGuard™ encryption, S-Flex™ also offers robust data protection, even in the face of quantum computer attacks. Designed for next-generation storage area networks (SAN) and critical infrastructure, S-Flex™ provides enormous scale and complete crypto-agility, ensuring mission-critical data remains safe both now and in the future.

Adtran today announced that Talkie Communications is utilizing its flexible XGS-PON fiber broadband solution to offer high-speed services to businesses and residential customers in Maryland. The deployment features Adtran’s Total Access 5000 (TA5000), a high-capacity multi-service fiber access platform that facilitates 10Gbit/s connectivity. With the new infrastructure, Talkie Communications is enabling its subscribers to harness digital resources, such as telemedicine and online learning. The solution is also helping the service provider to bridge the state’s digital divide by offering a range of affordable, high-speed tiers that ensure connectivity for all.

Adtran today launched its FSP 3000 Edge OLS, an open line system designed for the new generation of coherent edge access, aggregation and metro networks. It enables operators to efficiently address soaring bandwidth demand from mobile, broadband and enterprise applications by leveraging the latest coherent pluggable technology in this cost-sensitive part of the network. The FSP 3000 Edge OLS has been specifically engineered for the use of coherent transmission at the optical edge, including the recently introduced Coherent 100ZR, as well as 400ZR optics. By utilizing power-optimized wavelength broadcasting technology and a gridless architecture, the solution enables a simple and affordable optical layer with compact and flexible nodes that can transport any coherent signal and baud rate.

Adtran today announced that CSquared is using its FSP 3000 open optical transport technology to bring high-speed broadband connectivity to homes and businesses across Liberia. With comprehensive fiber assurance, Adtran’s solution enables CSquared to rapidly deploy an open-access 350km backbone connecting Liberia to Guinea and the Ivory Coast. With a mission to address Africa’s lack of robust, high-capacity infrastructure, CSquared is increasing access to e-commerce, remote learning, telemedicine and other digital services capable of transforming lives and livelihoods. With the backing of Google, the IFC, Mitsui and Convergence Partners, and a special partnership with USAID, CSquared is Liberia’s only wholesale infrastructure provider, delivering services to all MNOs, ISPs and the government of Liberia.

Adtran today announced that Wireless Nation is leveraging its connected home solution to enable the rapid rollout of high-quality Wi-Fi services across New Zealand. The adaptive AI-driven technology enables the service provider to connect households and businesses even in remote and sparsely populated areas without sacrificing quality or customer support. With advanced management capabilities, the technology empowers Wireless Nation to remotely optimize its customers’ Wi-Fi experience while also reducing truck rolls and boosting sustainability.

Adtran today launched a major upgrade of its Oscilloquartz aPNT+™ technology suite, bringing new levels of resilience to critical network infrastructure that relies on position, navigation and timing (PNT) services. With enhancements to its core, edge and access synchronization solutions, the portfolio provides operators of telecommunications, financial networks, power grids, defense infrastructure and more with the best available protection against GNSS vulnerabilities and cyberattacks. Adtran’s timing technology now leverages more sources of accurate and reliable timing and features new capabilities to detect disturbances and assure vital PNT services.

Adtran today announced that USA Communications is leveraging its flexible and scalable broadband solution to provide high-speed internet services to rural and urban customers across Eastern Iowa. The new network utilizes Adtran’s 10Gbit/s fiber access platform and XGS-PON technology, enabling the service provider to deliver increased reliability, better security and symmetrical, multigigabit speeds. By deploying Adtran’s fiber solution, USA Communications is set to empower Iowa-based businesses to innovate and grow while opening the door to a future of enhanced digital experiences for previously underserved residential customers.

Adtran today launched its SDX 630 Series, a new generation of 10G symmetric XGS-PON optical network terminals (ONTs) designed to address the demands of residential and business customers in the multigigabit era. The flexible, open technology provides a cost-effective path to high-bandwidth services while enabling service providers to support existing FTTH subscribers. With speeds up to 10Gbit/s, the SDX 630 Series meets all connectivity needs, from streaming high-quality videos on multiple devices to running data-intensive cloud applications. The low-power devices are easy to deploy and feature zero-touch service provisioning capabilities. Coupled with Adtran service delivery gateways (SDGs), they meet the demand of current and future Wi-Fi standards and enable seamless integration with Adtran’s intelligent Mosaic One management system for enhanced control and monitoring.

ADTRAN Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQADTN) announced today that the Company will release its financial results for the first quarter 2023 after market close on Monday, May 8, 2023. The Company will conduct a conference call on Tuesday, May 9, 2023, to discuss the results for the quarter.

Adtran today announced that it is playing a key role in the EU-funded Software enabled Fiber optic multisensing Network (SoFiN) project. The initiative will develop a flexible platform for fiber-based sensing applications in critical infrastructure. Involving a consortium of eight partners from Germany, Denmark, Cyprus and Estonia, the four-year project will harness cloud connectivity and AI to improve monitoring of fiber-optic and power distribution networks as well as to reduce leakage in water supply systems. Adtran’s expertise in fiber assurance technology will be instrumental in engineering low-cost, energy-efficient and versatile multi-sensing systems.

Adtran today announced that Partner Communications is leveraging its open, disaggregated 10Gbit/s fiber access platform to offer multigigabit broadband services, increase competitiveness and grow market share. Partner Communications is Israel’s second-largest mobile operator, and it also operates a fiber broadband network that passes nearly one million homes and connects hundreds of thousands of fiber customers. To remain competitive in a fiber-hungry market, it needed a modern fiber access solution to attract new subscribers and connect them efficiently. Partner Communications selected the Adtran open, disaggregated 10Gbit/s fiber access platform to enable the rapid delivery of multigigabit services to millions of homes and businesses.

ADTRAN Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADTN and FSE: QH9) (“ADTRAN Holdings” or the “Company”), announced today that after 39 years in the telecommunications industry, ADTRAN Holdings’ CFO, Mike Foliano, will retire from the Company effective on June 28, 2023. The Company also announced the appointment of Uli Dopfer as the Company’s new Chief Financial Officer, effective May 1, 2023.

Adtran today announced that Truespeed is leveraging its fiber broadband technology to provide high-speed connectivity to more customers across the South West of England. The new network includes Adtran’s XGS-PON technology, which enables the service provider to deliver current speed tiers of up to 900Mbit/s to households and up to 10Gbit/s to its enterprise customers. The multigigabit solution empowers Truespeed to connect subscribers significantly faster while streamlining its infrastructure with fewer equipment locations in the network.

Adtran®, Inc., (NASDAQADTN), the leading provider of next-generation open and disaggregated networking solutions, and Satelles, Inc., the leading supplier of secure time and location technology using low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites, today announced a strategic partnership. The collaboration will enable operators of critical infrastructure to safeguard their timing networks with Satellite Time and Location (STL) technology. By integrating Satelles’ STL into its Oscilloquartz network synchronization products, Adtran will provide an alternative to GNSS systems or a way to augment them with enhanced reliability and security. With the ability to deliver highly precise PNT service, even in GNSS-denied applications, STL offers a vital resource for mobile operators, power utility companies, government, scientific research and more.

Adtran®, Inc., (NASDAQADTN), the leading provider of open and disaggregated networking solutions, today announced that its latest coherent innovation will be showcased at OFC as part of OFCnet. The demo reveals how the Adtran FSP 3000 open line system (OLS) can bring new levels of flexibility to optical networks by enabling optimized, tailored spectrum services. In collaboration with Acacia, Cisco, Coherent Corp., Corning, EXFO, Nokia and VIAVI Solutions, Adtran will showcase 100ZR, 200Gbit/s, 400Gbit/s OpenZR+ and 800Gbit/s connectivity. The FSP 3000 DCI OLS is also playing a key role in the OIF 400ZR demo at OFC.