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Calix intros new Intelligent System Monitoring capabilityBroadband World News, , 5/18/2021
SAN JOSE, Calif. – Calix, Inc. (NYSE: CALX) today introduced the Intelligent System Monitoring capability, a major enhancement to the AXOS E3-2 Intelligent PON Node that protects broadband service providers' (BSPs) network investments by streamlining system troubleshooting and dramatically reducing truck rolls to remote areas. The E3-2 node is often deployed in the most remote areas with extremely harsh external conditions. In these locations, the E3-2 node enables BSPs to reduce deployment costs by up to 50 percent compared to traditional cabinet installs while accelerating construction and service activation. With the new capabilities, The E3-2 node can intelligently sense dangerous increases to the internal temperature of the system and automatically take corrective action dramatically reducing operating costs. As this new capability is incorporated into the management model, operational workflows and Always On operating model that is common to all systems in the Intelligent Access EDGE portfolio, the E3-2 node is a fantastic addition to existing networks. The AXOS E3-2 Intelligent PON Node with Intelligent System Monitoring will deliver significant value by:
"Calix has given us a simple platform to deliver next-generation network services to remote locations that would otherwise be extremely difficult—if not impossible—to reach," said Robbie Farmer, CTO for North Carolina-based SkyLine Telephone Membership Corporation. "The deployment flexibility of the E3-2 system and the versatility of the AXOS platform, extend our reach by delivering an adaptable solution we can attach to existing infrastructure and use to turn subscriber services up rapidly. This product update also gives us the confidence that we are investing in a system that is reliable and will perform under adverse conditions and eliminate the need to roll a truck for system repairs or replacements in our remote serving areas." The E3-2 Intelligent PON Node dramatically simplifies network deployment and is ideally suited to connect rural areas quickly. With an infusion of capital from the recent RDOF auctions, and additional funding on the way, BSPs can leverage the AXOS E3-2 to capitalize on opportunities that help bridge the digital divide and deliver broadband to the unserved and underserved without the need for costly cabinet installations and right-of-way challenges. The E3-2 node’s modular form factor makes it a truly cost-effective option that can be deployed anywhere—mounted in a pedestal, on a pole or strand mounted. It enables BSPs to simplify network architectures and operations while delivering the versatility to run and support everyPON technology including a rapid migration from GPON to XGS-PON. "Remote areas present unique challenges but are common for rural service providers who often need to overcome difficult physical locations and harsh environmental conditions," said Michel Langlois, chief development officer, Intelligent Access EDGE products for Calix. "The E3-2 Intelligent PON Node enables them to address these challenges with a modular, upgradeable, and hardened form factor that can be mounted in various ways to ensure that even their most remote locations will have access to outstanding, reliable fiber broadband service and experience. The Calix Intelligent System Monitoring in this AXOS cadence release is just the latest capability in our never-ending pursuit to simplify network operations by ensuring service issues can be resolved in minutes, rather than hours or days." |
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