ZTE completes single-wavelength 800G wireless relay transmission verification, setting a record for the longest distance of 2,000km in land systems

Thanks to netizen knsgccxr for submitting the clue! According to news on February 26, ZTE officially announced today that it has completed single-wavelength 800G wireless relay transmission verification based on 800G pluggable coherent optical modules with Turkey Mobile (Turkcell), and created a land system with a transmission distance of up to 2,000km.

According to reports, ZTE provided the optical transmission flagship product ZXONE 9700 in this project, using the industry's first 800G plug-in coherent optical module to achieve land coverage of more than 2,000 km in G.652 optical fiber. Long distance transmission. The pluggable module reduces power consumption by 68% compared to industry-standard 800G fixed modules. ZTE officials pointed out that the verification results will lay the foundation for Turkcell to introduce 800G and innovative solutions into the existing network and determine the future development direction of optical networks. The inquiry found that Turkcell is a communications operator headquartered in Turkey and the only dual-listed company in Turkey. It currently operates in Turkey, Ukraine, Belarus and Northern Cyprus. Official information shows that Turkcell launched 4G LTE services in Turkey on April 1, 2016, using LTE-Advanced and 3-carrier aggregation technology in 81 cities, and providing 10 Gbps fiber broadband through its FTTH services.

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