The analyst added that Fujitsu’s substantial R&D
investments are helping to propel the communications industry toward the next
generation in networking.
As of Q4 2011, Fujitsu Network Communications owned 22
percent of the total optical transport and switching market share, which makes
it the market leader in North America, according to Ovum
Communications professionals across North America
have come to rely on us for the kinds of solutions that facilitate their move toward
next generation networking in a way that minimizes CAPEX and OPEX without
sacrificing capabilities,” said Rod Naphan, senior vice president of product
and strategic planning at Fujitsu Network Communications.
Fujitsu claims that it leads in Next Generation
Reconfigurable Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer (ROADM), 400G transport and OTN
switching.
The company claims that it invests more than $2.8 billion
in R&D each year.
The investment allows the Fujitsu to provide North
America’s Telecom carriers, MSOs and a myriad of private
and public-sector enterprises with high-bandwidths, low-latencies,
uninterrupted technologies.
Fujitsu unveils LTE TDD and FDD optimized transceivers
Earlier, Fujitsu Semiconductor Wireless Products launched
the MB86L13A LTE (FDD and TDD) optimized transceiver for LTE-only applications.
The new transceiver features the Fujitsu architecture
that eliminates the need for external low noise amplifiers and inter-stage
surface acoustic wave filters.
