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8 NETWORKS property, plant and equipment AND SERVICE PLATFORMS Asian Backbone Network France Telecom links the submarine cable stations located in Singapore to each other and to its own network, thereby providing major access points in the Asian region. Satellites France Telecom uses satellite communications to provide several services: ■ connection of French overseas departments to the general network. These connections are either the main links where there is no submarine cable (Mayotte), or lines for security or absorption of additional traffi c that supplements the cable (Reunion); ■ IP or voice links to other operators. These links, with speeds of 2 to 300 Mbps, transfer either IP traffi c or voice traffi c to international operators and domestic subsidiaries of France Telecom in the AMEA region, such as Orange Niger or Kenya Telecom; ■ VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal) services for Orange Business Services’ onshore or offshore Business customers. In this case, an end-to-end IP and voice service is provided in addition to the standard IP VPN services, by connecting business customers’ remote sites, which are primarily in Africa and generally do not have any onshore or submarine infrastructure, through a intelligent satellite network and by aggregating their IP traffi c on central hubs. There were around 1,000 customer sites in operation at the end of 2009. These services are accessible via “earth stations” (or teleports) that France Telecom operates in France (Bercenay-en-Othe) or in French overseas departments. France Telecom also uses the services of fi ve other teleports in Europe and the Asia-Pacifi c region to increase its geographic coverage. To provide these services, France Telecom uses capacity available on its satellites (Telecom 2D essentially for traffi c with French overseas departments) or spatial capacity rented from satellite operators (Intelsat, Eutelsat or NSS). 8.1.6 IP Transport Networks Domestic IP Transport Networks In each country, France Telecom operates a domestic IP backbone built on its own or leased from a third-party operator, which transfers all types of traffi c (voice, Internet, TV, VoD) to and from a growing number of fi xed/ mobile residential or business customers. “Terabit Router” technology was introduced several years ago to meet this increased demand. The largest domestic IP backbone, the Backbone and IP Collection Network (RBCI), is located in France. In countries where France Telecom had previously rolled out transport networks using SDH/PDH or ATM technologies, core and aggragation transport is being gradually migrated to Ethernet technology transport . Z FRENCH IP NETWORK ARCHITECTURE 188 2009 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT / FRANCE TELECOM
property, plant and equipment 8 NETWORKS AND SERVICE PLATFORMS The International IP Network France Telecom’s international IP network Open Transit Internet (OTI) aims to provide global Internet connectivity to Group subsidiaries’ and operator customers’, Internet service providers’ (ISP) and content providers’ domestic IP networks. It is based on the latest IP switching and transmission technologies and makes it possible to use the latest version of IPv6 Internet protocol in every outlet in combination with the previous IPv4 protocol (dual stack system). As of December 31, 2009, the OTI connected 25 cities, 13 in Europe, 2 in Asia, and 10 in North America, through 155 Mbps to 10 Gbps broadband connections, with several hundred Gbps of traffi c at peak times. Z OTI NETWORK Bratislava London Amsterdam Bruxelles Warsaw Paris Frankfurt Chicago Oak Hill Zurich Genève Palo Alto New York Ashhum Lisbonne Madrid Barcelona Los Angeles Dallas Atlanta Miami Singapour 8 8.1.7 Network Control layer Switched Telephone Networks In countries where it is the incumbent fi xed operator, France Telecom has switched telephone networks that provide traditional voice transmission services, ISDN and value-added services. These networks also provide access to Intelligent Network services (toll-free numbers, Audiotel), and narrowband Internet access. Due to customers’ migration to new voice services available through ADSL or FTTH broadband access, these networks have seen a reduction in load and have optimized service to reduce costs. Mobile Network France Telecom has rolled out mobile control networks in countries where it provides mobile services, to control voice services, data services and SMS/MMS services. These mobile control networks are moving towards IP protocols and architectures. These control networks are primarily made up of the following (see Mobile network architecture diagram in Section 8.1.3): ■ MSCs (Mobile Switching Centers); ■ HLRs (Home Location Registers); ■ SGSNs (Serving GPRS Support Nodes) and GGSNs (Gateway GPRS Support Nodes); ■ IN (Intelligent Network) equipment, for prepaid subscription management, for example. 2009 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT / FRANCE TELECOM 189
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