Telecommunication networks specialist Salumanus will showcase its optical networking solutions at Connected Britain, taking place at the ExCel, London, on 20—21 September 2023.

5G communications protocols were developed in 2017 and made available publicly in 2019. As consumers gradually upgrade their devices, more people are benefiting from the faster speeds. However, how far along is the implementation of 5G and what obstacles do network operators face when improving coverage for their customers?

Telecoms specialist Salumanus has launched the QSP28 100G optical module, designed by its manufacturing line, GBC Photonics.

Salumanus has reintroduced a complete network solution based on O-band, a type of optical transmission with significant cost saving advantages for 5G networks. After months of testing in a special laboratory in Poland, the GBC Photonics QSFP28 optical modules and multiplexers by Salumanus are now available to order.

Salumanus, the company that invented the universal optical transceiver and delivered more than 1,500 successful network implementations, celebrates 20 years on the telecom market.

For optical transceivers, many users no longer solely consider the stability and reliability of the transceiver itself, but also evaluate additional factors such as price, quality and specifications. With so many options on the market, how do you ensure you choose the best optical transceiver for your application? Here Marcin Bala, CEO of telecommunications solutions provider Salumanus, discusses what to consider when choosing optical t...

As the next phase of communications, the metaverse has huge business potential for telcos. According to Telecom Review, operators could earn up to $712 billion in revenue by 2030 if they introduce 5G applications that support the creation of the metaverse. But what are the challenges to overcome? Here Andrzej Wojnar, Director of the optical transceivers department at Salumanus, explores the role of telcos in creating the metaverse.

Telecommunications provider, Salumanus has launched a real universal optical transceiver.

Salumanus offer new cost-effective solutions for 400G transmission with the new 400G ZR and 400G ZR+

To affordably increase the capacify of existing networks Salumanus is now offering to the UK market the PL-4000M & PL-4000T Muxponder/Transponder from PacketLight Networks, a solutions that delivers 400G capacity over a single wavelength using pluggable line optics. The new muxponders will help telco operators and service providers speed up the UK’s digitalisation plans, facilitating the transition from copper to fibre.

Dealing with a wide variety of optical transceivers and interfaces can be frustrating and time consuming - even after careful consideration, there’s always the chance that your transceiver of choice won’t be supported by the device you need to set up. But what if there were a simpler way? Here Marcin Bala, CTO at Salumanus, explains the benefits of a universal transceiver.