Gigabit & Fast Ethernet Networks by LASER Beam

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Growth of Ethernet: Today, approximately 90% of business data starts and ends on Ethernet LANs. Gigabit Ethernet has emerged as the corporate standard, because it is inexpensive, widely understood, and backwards compatible to existing Ethernet networks. Despite the recent telecom downturn, enterprises worldwide are still spending roughly $82 billion a year on WAN and Internet access services.
Corporate and campus LANs are seeing substantial infrastructure growth as local bandwidth requirements create building-to-building bottlenecks. Gigabit Ethernet solutions from laser beam quickly add the economical bandwidth that is required in today’s networks and the return on capital investment can often be justified in less than one year.
Typical Applications: The most widespread application for Laser beam is to provide wireless campus LAN extensions between buildings. Many customers also use Laser beam for high-bandwidth backhaul to Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Laser beam is also perfect for disaster recovery planning (DRP) because it provides both physical and technological diversity.


With near zero latency and jitter, Laser beam is ideal for quality of service (QoS) applications such as Voice over IP (VoIP) and digital interconnects to legacy PBX voice telephony. Other bandwidth-intense applications include teleconferencing, video-on-demand (VOD), telemedicine, and server farm consolidation.
                                                                                     
                                                                                                                    

                                                                                                                     Dr. Ajay Sharma
                                                                                                              Associate Professor (ECE)
                                                                                                                      JIMS, Gr.Noida

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