Ciena Corporation CIEN and Nokia NOK are both established players in the telecommunications equipment industry, with a strong focus on optical networking solutions used by service providers worldwide.

Sold-out exhibition, as AI-driven network demand fuels surge of major product debuts and breakthroughs.” OFC is expecting a strong slate of exhibitor innovations. A wave of optical innovations will be ...

As AI workloads drive unprecedented scale-up and scale-out architectures, data center networks are rapidly transitioning to ...

Cisco adds Open Transport 3000 Series, a multi-rail open line system that integrates optical networking components.

Ciena (NYSE:CIEN) is up 8.9% in Tuesday’s session, climbing from $318.54 to $346.89 intraday. Lumentum (NASDAQ:LITE) and Coherent (NYSE:COHR) are right behind, up 7.77% and 7.02% respectively. The ...

A new version of Cisco’s Routed Optical Networking promises to simplify complex, multilayer networks by converging the IP and optical layers and minimizing the functional overlap. The software is ...

Remember those World War II Navy movies where a sailor on one ship signaled to another by flashing Morse code with a large, shutter-equipped spotlight? The receiving ship then flashed the same message ...

Finnish networking giant Nokia Corp. has announced plans to acquire Infinera Corp. in a $2.3 billion deal that’s intended to help grow its optical networks business. The company, which makes ...

Upgrading optical networks for the AI era is the right move. The ITU-T has officially released the ION-2030 vision, defining key capabilities, application scenarios, and standardization roadmap for ...

Adtran will show how intelligent optical networks can scale infrastructure while controlling power, complexity and security risks - ...

If you must invest in communications networking stocks these days, the pure-optical end might be the way to go. The carnage wrought upon communications hardware stocks this year has been spectacular ...

Several important new standards for optical networking were adopted by the Geneva-based International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in November. The new standards provide the ability to combine ...