connecting advanced optical satellite communications into the … · 2017-01-19 · 7 estimating...
TRANSCRIPT
1
Connecting Advanced Optical Satellite Communications Into The Global Telecommunications Grid
Robert “Bob” Brumley, Development, CEO
Pacific Telecommunications Conference, 2017, Honolulu, Hawaii
January 18, 2017
LASER LIGHT™ COMMUNICATIONS
This presentation is prepared for informational purposes, and is based on preliminary assessment of provided data. This presentation does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.
2
HALO Direct Connect
Global Access
48 *
200Gbps
Inter Sat
Service
Links
100
Ground
Nodes
72 *
100Gbps
Service
Links
20-25
Regional
SD-
WAN’s
8 – 12 MEO
Sat’s, 7.2
Tbps
Capacity
XGNS
Terrestrial
Fibre
Network
“OSaaS”
SD-WAN’S
StarBeam Optical
Operating System
US Patent Granted
Lowest Latency
Best Route
INTRODUCING OPTICAL SATTELLITE AS A SERVICE, “OSaaS”
HALO Global Access Circuits
This presentation is prepared for informational purposes, and is based on preliminary assessment of provided data.
This presentation does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.
3
This presentation is PROPRIETARY, prepared for informational purposes, and is based on preliminary assessment of provided data. This presentation does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.
Global SD-WANs Interconnected by HALO SpaceCable™
This presentation is prepared for informational purposes, and is based on preliminary assessment of provided data. This presentation does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.
4
TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION DIRECT CONNECT Via STAREDGE™ GROUND NODES
1. StarEdge Regional Ground Nodes are located at Customer designated locations at the Point of Traffic Origination (Premise, PoP) and interconnected to available terrestrial fiber.
2. Each Ground Node can mutually support other Ground Nodes as diverse transmit/receive locations. In a given market area, e.g. Asia-Pacific, Africa
3. Each Ground Node is simultaneously connected via satellite and fiber to the NOC/SOC
4. Upon potential impact due to adverse atmospherics, an effected Ground Node will be shut-down, hours prior to the impact, and the StarBeam OS will automatically re-route satellite traffic to an more suitable Node by means of slewing HALO Up/Down link transceivers.
This presentation is prepared for informational purposes, and is based on preliminary assessment of provided data.
This presentation does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.
5
Star Edge Ground Node (PROTOTYPE) Overview
There are several
Ground Node
configurations based on
customer need.
The fully optioned
configuration is shown
with individually routable
10 Gbps wavelengths
and fully configurable
customer PEP
6
HALO CUSTOMER TRAFFIC AGGRAGATION WITHIN SD-WAN’s
• Regional HALO SD-WAN’s
interconnected within approx. 20-25
Regional WAN/Metro Terrestrial
Fiber.
• Serve Primarily as Distribution Hub
for customers within the SD-WAN,
e.g. Sydney, Rio, Cape Town, Kuwait
City.
• Customer traffic will be routed from
the Customer premise/PoP on fiber
to a SD-WAN Data Center, to be
uplinked to the HALO Optical
Satellite System for transport to
customer’s designated Point of
Disaggregation of Premise/PoP.
• HALO SD-WAN locations will have
greater capacity than a single
Ground Node, e.g. up to 500Gbps
from a single satellite
This presentation is prepared for informational purposes, and is based on preliminary assessment of provided data. This presentation does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.
7
Estimating SD-WAN Performance
If sites with 70% CFLOS availability are chosen, as few as 4 sites in the SD-WAN are needed to get better than 99% on-net availability, and as few as 6 sites can provide 99.9% availability.
If sites with 50% CFLOS availability are chosen, it takes at least 7 sites to get better than 99% on-net, and 10 sites to get 99.9% on-net.
Note: The overall availability is at least 5 9’s, because the system uses fiber whenever off-net. This just illustrates the relationship between siting, weather, and on-net availability.
Number of SD-WAN Sites with this availability
Local Availability 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
70% 91.00% 97.30% 99.19% 99.76% 99.93% 99.98% 99.99% 99.998% 99.999% 100.00%
58% 82.36% 92.59% 96.89% 98.69% 99.45% 99.77% 99.90% 99.96% 99.98% 99.99%
50% 75.00% 87.50% 93.75% 96.88% 98.44% 99.22% 99.61% 99.80% 99.90% 99.95%
44% 68.64% 82.44% 90.17% 94.49% 96.92% 98.27% 99.03% 99.46% 99.70% 99.83%
25% 43.75% 57.81% 68.36% 76.27% 82.20% 86.65% 89.99% 92.49% 94.37% 95.78%
20% 36.00% 48.80% 59.04% 67.23% 73.79% 79.03% 83.22% 86.58% 89.26% 91.41%
Data assumes site cloud cover is independent between sites (uncorrelated). The distance needed for decorrelation varies by latitude
This presentation is prepared for informational purposes, and is based on preliminary assessment of provided data. This presentation does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.
8
POINTS OF CONTACT
• Robert “Bob” Brumley, CEO, Laser Light Global Ltd., +1-202-441-6687, [email protected]
• Ove Ericsson, COO, Laser Light Global Ltd., +44 7762 765 153,
• Matthew Rocksbourough-Smith, Chief Strategic Finance Officer, Laser Light Global Ltd., +44 7974 976 161, [email protected]
• Rich Rosenthal, CTO, Laser Light Communications LLC, +1-703-362-2508, [email protected]
• Fletcher Brumley, SVP, Global Partnerships, Laser Light Global Ltd., +1-202-570-
2776, [email protected] This presentation is prepared for informational purposes, and is based on preliminary assessment of provided data.
This presentation does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.