Telekom Deutschland GmbH commissioned EANTC to evaluate its Business Premium Access portfolio. EANTC conducted a series of tests on internet connection speeds ranging from 50 Mbit/s to 10 Gbit/s. The test focused on key performance indicators such as link bandwidth, latency, jitter, and packet loss.

EANTC independently evaluated the performance, service scalability, and energy efficiency of the new Huawei 19.2 Terabit/s line card for the NetEngine 8000 X-series routers. We found that the 19.2T line card lives up to the expectations of its name – it supports a staggering 19.2 Terabit/second line rate throughput across its high-density configuration with 36x 400GigabitEthernet ports and 6x 800GigabitEthernet ports. It takes less than 2,200 Watt electrical energy while running at full load across all ports.

Precision time synchronization is critical for advanced telecom networks, especially with the rise of 6G. In these videos, we show a successful demonstration at EANTC that highlighted the capabilities of “Class D” clocks, achieving network-wide synchronization with sub-50 ns error across multiple boundary clocks.

Essential innovations in network management were highlighted at the EANTC Multi-Vendor Interoperability Testing. Key achievements included the successful testing of PCEP Association Groups and SDN Transport Slicing, which demonstrated improvements in efficiency and automation in multi-vendor settings.