Vantiva, a global technology pioneer enabling Network Service Providers (NSPs) to connect consumers worldwide, announced that it has expanded its strategic relationship with Harmonic to include interoperability of Vantiva’s Passive Optical Networking (PON) Consumer Premises Equipment (CPE) and Harmonic’s comprehensive cOS portfolio of Optical Line Terminal (OLT) network edge devices.

The combined offering delivers NSPs an easy path to transition from DOCSIS-based technologies to multi-gigabit fibre speeds as well as additional options for enhancing existing fibre services.

Harmonic’s cOS platform

The partnership will provide subscribers with best-in-class, in-home touches ventures

By leveraging Vantiva’s proven PON CPE and Harmonic’s innovative cOS OLT platform, the partnership will provide subscribers with best-in-class, in-home communications experiences and high-speed connectivity.

With Harmonic’s innovative cOS platform, we are strategically expanding our traditional joint DOCSIS support into the rapidly growing PON fibre market,” said Leopold Diouf, Senior Vice President of the Product Unit at Vantiva.

New interoperability capabilities

Diouf added: “With the new interoperability capabilities between Vantiva’s PON CPE and Harmonic’s extensive line of cOS OLTs, we are providing our NSP customers with more options to upgrade their networks by capitalising on the numerous benefits of fibre, including high-speed connectivity, unparalleled in-home communications experiences and superior service reliability.”

Vantiva’s market-pioneering CPE, which consists of optical networking units (ONUs) and integrated gateways, has been deployed by many of the world’s largest NSPs offering them the ability to deliver an unparalleled broadband experience – lightning-fast speeds, seamless connections and whole-home wireless coverage.

Vantiva’s PON CPE solutions

Combining Vantiva’s PON CPE solutions with Harmonic’s cOS OLT platform provides a comprehensive, powerful offering to support any access technology deployment or DOCSIS network fibre expansion scenario,” said Jeffrey Glahn, SVP of Global Sales Broadband at Harmonic.

We will provide our shared customer base with the ability to easily transition to PON from two trusted technology vendors, which we believe is a major step forward in our relationship and for the industry.”

Harmonic’s cOS platform

Harmonic’s cOS platform is ideal for operators looking to upgrade their existing DOCSIS network

Harmonic’s cOS platform is ideal for operators who are either looking to upgrade their existing DOCSIS network to 10 gigabit fibre technologies, or for those with existing fibre networks that want to add new capabilities, extend service reach and enhance subscriber quality of experience.

The cOS platform powers broadband services to over 30 million homes served by more than 100 pioneering operators and enables the latest in both DOCSIS & FTTH PON technologies with a unified platform.

Vantiva’s partnership

This latest extension of Vantiva’s partnership with Harmonic reinforces its 130-plus year ongoing commitment to innovation and continually providing services and solutions that set industry benchmarks. Through strong partnerships and sustainable, pioneering-edge technology, Vantiva is focused on enabling the connectivity that will change the game and reduce complexity and risk for its customers.

 The company’s ultimate goal is to empower them globally to master challenges and seize opportunities in the evolving connectivity market with best-in-class solutions and services.

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