The Moonlight Channel currently hosts 320 video presentations, the latest of which feature the following companies or organizations:

Transmode managers and engineers Jon Baldry, Anders Enström and Johan Mårtensson discuss how flexibility is critical to many aspects of optical networking, address aspects of flexibility within an optical network, and look at system design aspects and how they can have a positive impact for the operator.

A presentation by Transmode VP of Marketing & Communications Ola Elmeland, CTO Sten Nordell and Technical Marketing Manager Jon Baldry on the conditions that shape the mobile backhaul market, the technical issues and the alternative solutions available to operators.

Transmode CEO Karl Thedeen discusses the recent challenges and achievements of his company in the highly competitive metro DWDM sector, explaining the evolving and expanding product line, successful partnerships and the need to continue momentum with growth and larger customers.

A presentation from Go!Foton, formerly the Telecom Device Division of NSG Group, explaining the recent history of the company and its present expertise and capabilities as a manufacturer and developer of key optical materials, components and modules for telecom, cable TV and optical sensor applications.

Pathmal Gunawardana, Head of Optical Networks for NSN North America and Rajiv Datta of AboveNet discuss the 40G market and evolution to 100G, from a vendor and service provider perspective, in this discussion chaired by Dave Dunphy of Telecom Strategy Partners, covering the economic issues, installed base and customer requirements.

The second part of this presentation on the evolution of carrier networks from 40G to 100G focuses on some of the technical issues, the importance of network management, vendor interoperability and professional services, and the need for a trusted partner.

In this three-part discussion from a supplier and service provider perspective, executives from Tejas Networks, Extreme Networks and Verizon take on the issues involved in the transition to Carrier Ethernet.

Continuing on the theme of multi-vendor interoperability initially, the second part covers the costs involved in implementing Ethernet services before considering a number of mission-critical issues.

In the third part, the discussion returns to some of the economic issues of implementing Carrier Ethernet, and touches on the subjects of power, management tools, standards coordination and benefits to the end-user.

Lynx Photonic Networks President and CTO, Beni Kopelovitz, chairs a discussion on the use and applications of optical switching for protection - with Arnold Nipper, CTO/COO at DE-CIX, a major European Internet exchange, and Bob Spagnoletti of Vtesse Networks, a UK optical networking provider.

This discussion chaired by Ross Saunders, GM of Next Generation Transport at Opnext, addresses the issues driving 100G in the network, with the views of a major carrier, Deutsche Telekom, and leading vendor, Nokia Siemens Networks.

In this second part on the path to 100G, the panel from Opnext, Nokia Siemens Networks and Deutsche Telekom, discuss the timeframe for 100G adoption, where the first deployments are likely to occur, more on pricing issues and the design requirements for 100G modules.

A short presentation on the products and capabilities of u2t photonics, a developer and manufacturer of ultra high-speed optical detectors and receivers for 40 Gbit/s and above applications in optical networking and test and measurement.