Tellabs Wins Nationwide Network Infrastructure Expansion Program with Entel Chile

Entel Chile, a long-distance carrier, has selected Tellabs to supply its Martis DXX managed access and network transport solution as part of a buildout of its nationwide digital data network. The network expansion will provide high-capacity data communications services for banking and other corporate clients, enabling customers to access the network more easily and economically. Tellabs' system was chosen for its ability to interface data traffic at multiple speeds and its advanced end-to-end network management, allowing services to be delivered more effectively.

Key Takeaways:

  • Entel Chile has selected Tellabs to supply its Martis DXX managed access and network transport solution for a nationwide network infrastructure expansion program.
  • The network expansion will provide high-capacity data communications services for banking and other corporate clients, enabling customers to access the network more easily and economically.
  • Tellabs' system was chosen for its ability to interface data traffic at multiple speeds and its advanced end-to-end network management, allowing services to be delivered more effectively.
  • The Tellabs Martis DXX solution features cross-connect nodes, flexible multiplexers, and other devices governed by advanced network management software.
  • The system enables the rapid deployment and reconfiguration of telecommunications transport networks containing thousands of elements.
  • Tellabs' equipment is ideally suited for use in conventional digital networks, cellular, and emerging personal communications applications.
  • Tellabs designs, manufactures, markets, and services voice and data transport and network access systems used worldwide by providers of communications services.

Statistics:

  • Entel Chile's nationwide digital data network will provide high-capacity data communications services for banking and other corporate clients.
  • The network expansion will enable customers to access the network more easily and economically.
  • Tellabs' system will interface data traffic at multiple speeds, including 155 Mb/s, 622 Mb/s, and 1.05 Gb/s.
  • Entel Chile will use Tellabs' Martis DXX system to deploy and reconfigure its telecommunications transport network containing thousands of elements.
  • Tellabs' equipment will be used in conventional digital networks, cellular, and emerging personal communications applications.

Sources:

  • Tellabs press release, November 13, 1995
  • Tron S.A. statement, as cited in Tellabs press release
  • Nicholas J. Williams, vice president and general manager of Tellabs' activities in the Americas, as quoted in Tellabs press release
  • Thomas P. Scottino, Tellabs, Inc. contact, as quoted in Tellabs press release