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Crosslake Fibre
Crosslake Fibre
Amplification-as-a-Service (AaaS)

Scale. Reach. Flexible.

With Amplification-as-a-Service, long-haul dark fibre is within reach, offering unparalleled scalability and flexibility without needing to deploy or maintain equipment outside existing PoPs.
Solution Brief
What is it

Increasing Reach like never before.

Amplification-as-a-Service enables users to enjoy the benefits of long-haul dark fibre, without the need to equip or maintain amplification equipment along a dark fibre route.

  • Ideal for those with high-capacity needs, limited ability or desire to manage remote equipment, and new to long-haul dark fibre.
  • No need for additional equipment purchases lowering CapEx
  • No additional colocation costs or exposure to rising power rates
  • Acts as the service layer on long-haul dark fibre
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How We Work

Extreme Efficiency for large Transport Requirements

Our approach applies the same concept used in transoceanic submarine fibre optic cables to long-haul dark fibre routes.

  • Crosslake, as the cable operator, provides all the amplification along the route on behalf of the customer
  • Allows users to access dark fibre without managing its equipment or operation
  • Seamless integration into your existing network
  • Scalable up to 25Tbps without any increase in cost
  • Short and long-term options available for maximum flexibility
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Features & Facts

  • Elimination of additional equipment and resources, and a smaller footprint fundamentally drives efficiency
  • AaaS is utilized in addition to dark fibre allowing for complete use of a entire long-haul dark fibre pair
  • Support for all major optical equipment hardware, ensuring broad compatibility
  • Real-time monitoring capabilities for proactive performance management
  • Lower latency than lit capacity transport solutions
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