Sembarc succeed in securing a major OTN IP development contract with a tier one silicon valley customer. This announcement drives an expansion in R&D at the Lisburn site. See also Careers pages.
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Growing Demand for OTN
Such a statement is justified, in part, by the recent new additions to the OTN standards that enable the switching of packets without ‘packet switching’. These include ODU0, ODUflex, and ODUflex with hitless re-resizing. Sembarc is building on our foundation of Telecoms Transport system knowledge and chip design experience to ensure that Sembarc’s OTN IP library addresses these ITU-T standards additions (and corresponding industry opportunities) efficiently and effectively.
 Sembarc will be providing our thoughts on these topics and more during IIR’s ‘WDM and Next Generation Optical Networking 2011‘ conference. Sembarc’s CEO, William Smith, will partake in an OTN panel session to be held on June 23rd (Day 3) in the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco.  SEMBARC IP featured in latest issue As Heavy Reading states, there is a growing opportunity for packet-optical transport Intellectual Property providers as most carriers are expected to shift to packet-optical transport over the next five years. Sembarc recognises the importance our system-vendor customers place on time to market, ease of integration, and ‘carrier-class’ performance. As featured in the latest issue of Heavy Reading Components Insider, “Chip Makers Gear Up for Packet-Optical Deployments” Sembarc has shared details of its highly integrated ODU4 100-Gbit/s solutions to its key customers. If you wish to learn more about Sembarc’s OTU4 IP products (OTN Transponder, OTN Regen, OTN Muxponder, HD FEC) contact Sembarc now: fec[at], muxponders[at], or transponders[at]sembarc.com Meet Sembarc at Packet Transport Networks 2010 Meet Sembarc William Smith, Sembarc’s Managing Director, will be attending the Packet Transport Networks event 6th and 7th July 2010. If you would like to meet William there simply email meet[at]sembarc.com. PTN was rescheduled due to April’s ash cloud: NEW DATES ANNOUNCED! Packet Transport Networks 2010 6, 7 & 8 July 2010, Grand Visconti Palace, Milan, Italy
 Meet Sembarc Sembarc’s Managing Director, William Smith, will be attending the WDM & Next Generation Optical Networking event 14th, 15th June 2010 in Fairmont Monte Carlo hotel, Monaco. If you are attending and would like to meet William there to discuss how SEMBARC can support your business please email us meet[at]sembarc.com
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Early Stage Investment is Key click through to news story Sembarc is poised for significant growth in 2010 and beyond building on a strong foundation both from a technical and investment perspective. Recently Sembarc’s Managing Director, William Smith, acknowledged that early stage investment is a key ingredient in the success of early-stage companies targeting global markets. He added: “Sembarc designs and delivers innovative Intellectual Property solutions to leading telecoms equipment manufacturers – the Halo funding has not only provided us with access to vital Angel investment – but also allowed the company to secure early-stage venture capital. This has given Sembarc the foundation to develop its leading-edge technology and to embrace the Global Telecoms market.” Pictured: (L-R) Halo Director, Alan Watts and William Smith, Managing Director of Sembarc, at the recent ‘Angels – Beacons of Hope’ exhibition at Victoria Square, Belfast. |
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Sembarc’s customer engagements provide us with an insight into the vast opportunities that exist within the OTN market. OTN’s ever-increasing importance was highlighted again this past week at the ‘Packet-Optical Transport Evolution 2011’ conference in New York. In one address Sterling Perrin stated that “there is an understanding this year that OTN has become the central requirement of the core packet-optical transport network”. He went on to describe some of the converging market drivers bringing about this increased importance and delivered the line “OTN does Packet better than Packet does OTN”.