Success Stories
Read about the deployment of PacketLight solutions in a variety of applications and industries.
PacketLight deploys a secure, low latency optical link between two data centers, with future growth possibilities.
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PacketLight connects two data centers, building a secure, low latency optical link, with pay-as-you-grow architecture.
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PacketLight upgraded the existing IPTV infrastructure of Twin Lakes to a 10GbE DWDM ring network, while maintaining their existing GbE cellular fiber network.
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PacketLight partners with NRBN to increase network capacity from 10G to 100G without changing existing infrastructure, and enabling NRBN to support the Niagara region.
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PacketLight builds video transport connection, providing Red Media with a low latency, high quality link.
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PacketLight builds a low latency network from London to Moscow, providing Avelacom with a 100G throughput high-speed network.
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PacketLight deploys 2100 km of DWDM network in just two weeks, providing ElCat with a modern and protected network in Kyrgyzstan and allowing them to offer connectivity to their local and international customers.
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Zummer successfully deployed a 10G optical network stretching over 2000 kilometers, enabling them to lease lines to commercial customers and further increase their service offerings.
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PacketLight and Brocade® and deliver a simplified, field-proven storage area network (SAN) connectivity solution that supports the growing need for data storage backup, disaster recovery readiness, and redundancy without adding complexity or using valuable space in the data center.
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Infrastructure upgrade using PacketLight's cost-effective WDM solutions for supporting 10G MPLS network.
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PacketLight's carrier grade DWDM solution gave CERN a throughput rate of 10G in a compact and easy to configure 1U chassis with the possibility of simple expansion in the future.
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RETN selects PacketLight’s 100G connectivity solutions to upgrade 4,000 kilometers of network.
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