Netnod WDM Transport
Using a state-of-the-art WDM network, Netnod’s optical transport system provides a range of interconnection options, including the choice of fully redundant routes. With on-net locations at major data centres across the Nordics, and a fully provisioned service for local access, you benefit from:
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an industry-leading network with full redundancy and automatic restoration
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a transport solution that is less expensive than fibre
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a fully managed solution by Netnod with no need to deal with external vendors or third parties
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no Capex costs on transmission equipment and no long contract lock-in
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connections at 10G or 100G (or multiples thereof)
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24/7 SLA and fault monitoring
Network information
Netnod uses a state-of-the-art WDM transport network for point-to-point interconnection in the Nordics with fully redundant routes available as an option. The network uses WDM to multiplex signals, multiply capacity and enable low-cost transport.
What is WDM?
Wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) multiplies the capacity of optical fibre connections. It creates multiple wavelengths on a single optical connection by breaking light into different colours (or wavelengths) with each carrying an individual signal. Using WDM, long-distance fibre networks spanning countries can now transport terabits per second of data while offering customers cost-effective, secure and stable data transport.
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