Webcast Presentation 1870 TTS - Final

1870 Transport Tera Switch
Addressing the exaflood challenge
January 21, 2010
What are we announcing

New intelligent optical core switching platform
that meets the exaflood challenge of explosive IP traffic growth
by reducing cost and power per transported bit in the backbone network
Unique terabit universal switch chip

Highest capacity in the industry
Slashes power per bit
Advanced intelligence into optical networks
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Todays delivery model is under pressure
Video and content-rich services

are booming
800
Affordable broadband, proliferation of smart

devices and multimedia/video applications
Simple, personalized access and interaction

across any device, any network, anytime,
anywhere
2000
600
Revenues ($B)
Users expect more
Worldwide voice revenues

2.5% growth
Worldwide data traffic

131% growth
400
1000
Worldwide data revenues

12.8% growth
200
Monthly traffic in petabytes
If all current video were carried over the Internet,

web traffic would increase by a factor of 30.
Source: BL Analysis
Service providers need the

revenue
They are a value providernot a utilityand
must be able to support continued network
expansion
0
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Source: Pyramid Research/Light Reading
The network cannot keep up with demand

Intelligent, secure access to network capabilities is required for best user experience
The exaflood challenge

Addressing the cost-capacity-power crunch
Traffic
Cost & Power
Reduce cost & power

per transported bit
Increase revenue
per transported bit
Manage traffic
explosion at the most
economical layer
Maximize bandwidth
monetization
Revenue
needs
transformation
Voice era
Multimedia era
Automate operations
and minimize on-site
interventions
Ensure superior quality

assurance and
accelerated time to
service
Cost, Power, Flexibility

IP routing
L2 switching
TDM/OTN switching
Wavelength switching
Ensuring sustainable and scalable

IP/Optical backbone transformation to
support new massive traffic demands
Alcatel-Lucent talks to customers about transformation with one voice
Your transformation
From closed to
Open business models

Industrialize exposure to introduce richer services
securely, quickly, with less complexity, sharing risk and
rewards with partner ecosystem
From connectivity capabilities to
Application enablers
Expose assets with differentiating capabilities such

as enriched communications, content delivery,
service control and context awareness
From legacy networks to
High Leverage NetworkTM

Transform to one IP network that is converged, scalable,
intelligent, multiservice, eco-sustainable
and cost-effective
Transformation
framework
Alcatel-Lucents High Leverage NetworkTM

Converged Backbone Transformation solution
Core
Routers
CNG
Service
Routers
Converged
Edge
Converged Backbone
IP/Optical data plane

integration for efficient
handling of massive traffic
volumes at the lowest
possible layer
Service
Routers
OTN/Photonic
Switches
Control plane integration

between IP and Optical layers for
best resource utilization, crosslayer visibility and network
resilience and flexibility
Converged Service-aware
Network Management
Management plane integration

between IP and Optical layers
for seamless network
visibility, provisioning and
operational troubleshooting
1870 TTS is a key element of Alcatel-Lucents High Leverage NetworkTM

Converged Backbone Transformation solution

Product values
Customer benefits
Scales the IP core cost-effectively via traffic grooming at the most economical layer
Ensures maximum traffic quality assurance; also in multi-carrier environments
Increases network monetization with automation and efficient resource utilization
Lowers overall TCO while accelerating time to revenue
Key innovations
Capacity
Flexibility
Intelligence
Multi-terabit universal switch,

unique silicon technology,
high efficiency per transported bit
Next Generation OTN,

Carrier Ethernet, SONET/SDH,
any networking mix up to 100G
GMPLS added-value applications

cross-layer automation,
always-on services
Enables us to address sustainable IP core network transformation

Strengthens our leading position in the optical backbone

Defining the next generation of intelligent optical core platforms
Industry-first switching architecture with 4 Tb/s single-chassis
capacity and a 120 Gb/s full duplex per traffic slot
4/2/1 Tb/s universal switch
y Next-Gen OTN, Carrier Ethernet, SONET/SDH
y Hardware ready for 8 Tb/s single-chassis capacity and 240

Gb/s per traffic slot
y Hitless in-service upgrade paths from 1 Tb/s to 8 Tb/s
Built-in GMPLS/ASON intelligence applications
Any mix Ethernet/OTN/SONET/SDH/SAN ports
y 40G/10G/2.5G/1G and low-rate ports, tunable XFPs (100G planned)
1870 TTS
Backbone network transformation

Consumer traffic increasingly consists of video on demand, walled garden programming,
and over the top and user-generated content. As an example, Ovum's mobile broadband
traffic forecast predicts explosive growth through 2015. Unfortunately, our research also
predicts that this growth will not be matched by equivalent increases in revenue, said Ron
Kline, Principal Analyst, Network Infrastructure at Ovum. The 1870 TTS is an integral part
of Alcatel-Lucents converged backbone transformation (CBT) solution. CBT leverages the
companys optical and IP assets to provide needed network scalability while supporting
dynamic service creation and delivery helping operators cope with the mismatch between
traffic and revenue.
The challenge
Managing the explosive bandwidth demand and rising consumer
expectations of rapid access to IP-based services
The solution
1830 PSS
1870 TTS
1350 OMS
Highly scalable and flexible backbone network architecture managing the

traffic growth in a cost-optimized manner, offering a sustainable, highcapacity transport framework for the next-generation IP core
Leveraging intelligence, automation and protection capabilities for
maximizing network availability, resiliency and quality assurance
In trials and selected by leading service providers
Innovations: Terabit Universal Switching

In-house developed silicon innovation addressing the exaflood challenge
Industrys first 1 Terabit/s switch

on a single chip
Current technology
Agnostic datapath, for maximum flexibility

Fully non-blocking at any-rate, for maximum capacity
20M+ gates, for maximum density
0.04 Watts/Gb/s, for maximum efficiency
Boosts traffic scalability and power efficiency by eight times

Increases network capacity with sustainability
Innovations: Next-generation Optical Transport Network (OTN)

GMPLS
intelligence
G/100G
10G/40
Sub-port (VLAN) level
ODUflex
Port level
ODU
ODUflex
ODU
Lambda level
OCh
Service
router
1870 TTS
To peering gateway
Service-specific
transport
containers
To datacenter
Next Gen OTN
Most efficient bandwidth management architecture for large traffic pipes up to 100G
Scales the IP backbone with multiple IP traffic-grooming options beyond IPoWDM
Introduces connection-oriented transport of any variable bit-rate, leveraging its flexible-sized
ODUflex container with 1 Gb/s increments
Optimizes transport network resources, enabling IP offload while avoiding capacity waste
Enables to manage traffic explosion at the most economical layer

GMPLS control plane intelligence

Field-proven added-value applications and algorithms
Cross layer automation
Resilience strategies
# of simultaneous failures
Service
assurance
< 50ms
Multi-Region Network (MRN)

4
UNI
UNI
Electronic switching
Protection and Restoration

Combined
Dynamic Restoration
>50ms
Protection (SNCP)
No fault
tolerance
Unprotected
GMPLS
Multiple priorities and pre-emption mechanisms
Nominal routing, resource coloring
Network
Planning
Control
Plane
standardized
protocol set
Scalable, coordinated resource usage and control
Protected IP TV
multicasting
IPTV Source
Broadcaster
nominal
route
reversion
Photonic switching
Primary distribution
Secondary distribution
(head ends)
active route
Optimal resourcing,
traffic constrains,
administrative
segregation
GMPLS mesh
Planning consistency, avoid blocking, ensure segregation

Always-on content distribution
Network management: 1350 OMS

Integrated multi-technology transport solution
1870 TTS
1830 PSS
Hybrid/Pure Packet
Aggregation
9500 MPR
OTN/photonic
switches
1870 TTS
1830 PSS
9500 MPR
1850 TSS
1850 TSS
1830 PSS
Aggregation
1850 TSS
1830 PSS
1870 TTS
1850 TSS
1830 PSS
Metro
1870 TTS
1830 PSS
Backbone
1350 OMS
Scalable, component-based architecture

Any optical and microwave technology in all network sizes
Offers managed evolution paths to packet-based transport networks
Unified global management framework for optical and microwave portfolio

Completing the 1800 Transport Switching Portfolio
PTN
Metro
Core
1870 TTS
1850 TSS
Electronic
domain
Universal
Switching
NMS
GMPLS
Photonic
domain
1830 PSS
OTN ()
OTN (sub-)
Leveraging field-proven expertise to expand our presence
#1 position in optical switching*

Pioneered the GMPLS / ASON adoption
*Source: dellOro Group, Ovum

Tianjing Power
Alcatel-Lucent 1870 Transport Tera Switch

Defines the next-generation of optical switching
platforms for the converged backbone
Unique terabit universal switch chip
Highest capacity in the industry
Slashes power per bit
Advanced intelligence into optical networks
Addresses the exaflood challenge with sustainability

Scales IP traffic at the lowest cost and power per bit
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1870 Transport Tera Switch

Addressing the exaflood challenge

January 21, 2010

What are we announcing

Unique terabit universal switch chip

2 | 1870 TTS Webcast Presentation | January 2010

All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2010

Todays delivery model is under pressure

Video and content-rich services

Affordable broadband, proliferation of smart

Simple, personalized access and interaction

Users expect more

Worldwide voice revenues

Worldwide data traffic

Worldwide data revenues

Monthly traffic in petabytes

If all current video were carried over the Internet,

Service providers need the

Source: Pyramid Research/Light Reading

The network cannot keep up with demand

All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2010

The exaflood challenge

Cost & Power

Reduce cost & power

Ensure superior quality

Cost, Power, Flexibility

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Ensuring sustainable and scalable

Alcatel-Lucent talks to customers about transformation with one voice

Open business models

From connectivity capabilities to

Expose assets with differentiating capabilities such

From legacy networks to

High Leverage NetworkTM

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Alcatel-Lucents High Leverage NetworkTM

IP/Optical data plane

Control plane integration

Management plane integration

1870 TTS is a key element of Alcatel-Lucents High Leverage NetworkTM

All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2010

1870 Transport Tera Switch

Multi-terabit universal switch,

Next Generation OTN,

GMPLS added-value applications

Enables us to address sustainable IP core network transformation

All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2010

1870 Transport Tera Switch

y Hardware ready for 8 Tb/s single-chassis capacity and 240

8 | 1870 TTS Webcast Presentation | January 2010

All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2010

Backbone network transformation

Highly scalable and flexible backbone network architecture managing the

In trials and selected by leading service providers

9 | 1870 TTS Webcast Presentation | January 2010

All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2010

Innovations: Terabit Universal Switching

Industrys first 1 Terabit/s switch

Agnostic datapath, for maximum flexibility

Boosts traffic scalability and power efficiency by eight times

All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2010

Innovations: Next-generation Optical Transport Network (OTN)