Let's Build A Better Network, Together.
Let's Build A Better Network, Together.
A New Approach to Dark Fiber
XKL Dramatically Simplifies DWDM with Integrated Product
Fully Integrated Mux/Demux Filters and Amplifiers Provide Network Operators with an All-in-One Solution That’s Easy to Implement, Manage and Expand.
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DQT400 Optical Transponder
The DQT400, part of XKL’s transponder family, provides 100GE and 400GE services through soft-configurable interfaces.
Unlock the Power of Dark Fiber
The 12 Port is Here
The DQT400, part of XKL’s transponder family, provides 100GE and 400GE services through soft-configurable interfaces.
Bandwidth-demand planning is critical for enterprise IT departments to successfully budget and execute their internal networks, server/storage and third party connections. Failure to plan within a company’s broader business plans creates the risk that the enterprise bottom line will be negatively impacted when IT has to “spend its way” out of capacity problems.
Bandwidth-demand planning is critical for enterprise IT departments to successfully budget and execute their internal networks, server/storage and third party connections. Failure to plan within a company’s broader business plans creates the risk that the enterprise bottom line will be negatively impacted when IT has to “spend its way” out of capacity problems.
consolidated in metro areas, resulting in greater network-management
complexity, especially as capacity expands to meet demand. XKL optical
equipment is designed with scalability in mind, and will not add to the
management burden as a system grows.
As the need for data exchange continues to evolve, data centers become
consolidated in metro areas, resulting in greater network-management
complexity, especially as capacity expands to meet demand. XKL optical
equipment is designed with scalability in mind, and will not add to the
management burden as a system grows.
Consumer usage of broadband continues to grow year over year. More people are being connected as markets continue to grow and emerge. As more people are being connected, the time they are spending on their mobile devices is also increasing. The definition of broadband is continually changing as technology and bandwidth use increases.
Consumer usage of broadband continues to grow year over year. More people are being connected as markets continue to grow and emerge. As more people are being connected, the time they are spending on their mobile devices is also increasing. The definition of broadband is continually changing as technology and bandwidth use increases.
Increasing demands for bandwidth and low latency due to business continuity, storage, Internet traffic, multimedia networking and large data analysis have forced many organizations into paying excessive recurring charges for telecom services from carriers. These expenses can significantly reduce business profits. Manage capital expenditures by controlling your own optical network — build a metro DWDM network easily and cost-effectively with XKL optical networking systems.
Increasing demands for bandwidth and low latency due to business continuity, storage, Internet traffic, multimedia networking and large data analysis have forced many organizations into paying excessive recurring charges for telecom services from carriers. These expenses can significantly reduce business profits. Manage capital expenditures by controlling your own optical network — build a metro DWDM network easily and cost-effectively with XKL optical networking systems.
A History of Innovation
In its earliest days, XKL successfully built a compact, modern replacement for a massive mainframe computer system that had gone out of production. Many of these systems were deployed in key support roles, suggesting a need for a more modern platform as a migration path. The challenge at the time was to find a mainstream usage for a totally new technology: a platform with a desktop-sized footprint, but incorporating technology that would bring the system into the 21st century.
A History of Innovation
In its earliest days, XKL successfully built a compact, modern replacement for a massive mainframe computer system that had gone out of production. Many of these systems were deployed in key support roles, suggesting a need for a more modern platform as a migration path. The challenge at the time was to find a mainstream usage for a totally new technology: a platform with a desktop-sized footprint, but incorporating technology that would bring the system into the 21st century.
