We have increased the capacity of our DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) infrastructure connecting MEVSPACE DC1 in Wyszków to our network nodes in Warsaw by an additional 800 Gb/s.
We have expanded our existing infrastructure with two 400G channels, operating over two independent paths within our network. As a result, the transmission capacity of our current DWDM infrastructure has increased to 3.2 Tb/s.
Three independent routes
MEVSPACE DC1 is currently connected to our Warsaw network nodes via three independent fibre-optic routes equipped with DWDM infrastructure.
This ensures reliable and resilient connectivity to our Data Center.
Diversifying fibre routes is a key element of network resilience and enables traffic to be dynamically distributed across independent paths. This becomes critical when one route fails: the remaining two automatically take over the traffic. For our customers, the entire infrastructure continues to operate smoothly, without disruption.
All resource management takes place in the background, without affecting customer services.
A fourth route under construction
We are not stopping at the three existing paths.
We are already building a fourth independent fibre-optic route between Wyszków and Warsaw.
The new infrastructure will be equipped with a DWDM system designed to deliver a total capacity of up to 4.8 Tb/s.
We are investing in network expansion to keep pace with the growing demand for our services while maintaining sufficient capacity reserves for the future.
In practice, this allows us to safely scale customer traffic, develop additional carrier connections, directly improve the quality of our Internet network, and carry out maintenance work without compromising service continuity.
3.2 Tb/s today.
Another 4.8 Tb/s in the pipeline.
