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Future of Optical Transport Network
The deployment of OTN has primarily been for the transport of SDH and 10GE signals. Many recent changes to the OTN standards have broadened functionality to support 40- and 100-Gbit/s operation and added better capability for Gigabit Ethernet and other protocols such as Fibre Channel and video.
While there is certainly a market for multiplexing and transporting many low-rate signals (<10 Gbits/s), most OTN deployment will be in the core of the transport network and continue to focus on large-bandwidth pipes.
Today’s OTN
The introduction of OTN switching through development of P-OTS equipment delivers the true networking aspect of OTN and enables a wider set of deployment scenarios and protection options in the network. Despite the linear and ring orientation of SDH networks, it is likely that deployment of OTN equipment will be more focused around a meshed network approach. The planned integration of packet switching capability with OTN switching in P-OTS equipment may also have a significant effect on how OTN equipment is deployed.
While OTN has taken many elements from previous network technologies such as PDH and SDH, it is certainly a significant evolutionary step in transport technology. Service providers around the world have committed to OTN as their transport technology of choice, and much time and energy is being spent on developing new equipment to enable a greatly expanded rollout of OTN into the service provider networks.