Ciena stories
Ericsson, Telstra, Ciena trial game-changing transatlantic encryption at 100Gbps, safeguarding data without sacrificing speed.
The system has been implemented in partnership with Vodafone's optical partner Ciena, and test equipment specialist, EXFO.
Sydney Trains revolutionises its network with Ciena's cutting-edge tech to boost safety and passenger service.
CenturyLink named 2016 BizConnect Carrier Managed Services Partner of the Year by Ciena for growth and innovation in managed services.
Global networking event MEF16 is underway in Baltimore, US with over 1200 guests attending to discuss the future of communication.
MEF announces the third LSO Hackathon for November, with the events focused on accelerating development of Third Network services.
Telecoms equipment firm Ciena has appointed Matt Vesperman as managing director for Australia and New Zealand.
The GEN15 event brought together nearly 125 expert speakers to fuel discussions on the future of agile, assured and orchestrated services.
Vodafone NZ and Ciena trial a 400G network, promising high-speed lanes for customers, marking a leap for cloud and content demands.
Southern Cross Cable Network's major 500Gb/s broadband boost set to power up internet speed in NZ and beyond by July 2024.
Vodafone NZ and Ciena have expanded their network to provide low-latency capacity between Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
New Zealand's first 100 gigabit per second (Gb/s) data network is now live, linking two of Vodafone's Auckland data centres through Ciena Corporation.
Ciena expands into Australia and New Zealand with new offices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland, aiming to transform local networks under new leadership.
Colt harnesses Ciena tech to boost APAC digital infrastructure, addressing soaring demand for high-bandwidth connectivity.
KB Kookmin Bank, the biggest financial institution in Korea, has boosted its security with the help of Ciena encryption capabilities.
Two in five data centers in Singapore and Korea have networks 1Gbps+ connections to enterprise customers. So how does the rest of APAC fare?.
