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Adtran announced that telMAX, an Ontario-based service provider, is using Adtran's Mosaic CP microservices platform integrated with GLDS BroadHub® subscriber management platform to expand its high-speed broadband services. The solution, built on Adtran's SDX 6000 Series of Combo PON optical line terminals and XGS-PON optical network terminals, enables automated management and streamlined service activation.

telMAX, recognized as Canada's Fastest ISP for two consecutive years, is leveraging this technology to rapidly expand into new areas across the Greater Toronto Area. The integration allows for real-time adjustments to network conditions and swift responses to customer demands, enhancing operational efficiencies and scalability.

Adtran, in collaboration with Iridium Communications, has launched synchronization solutions with Iridium's Satellite Time and Location (STL) technology across Europe and the Asia-Pacific regions. This initiative aims to counter growing threats to Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) by providing secure, precise positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) services via low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. The OSA 5405-S PTP compact grandmaster clock and OSA 5400 STL module are key products now available, offering robust timing support for critical infrastructures like 5G networks and defense systems. STL services are significantly stronger and more resilient than traditional GNSS, ensuring continuous synchronization even in compromised environments. Adtran offers these services through flexible annual licenses or bundled equipment packages, catering to various financial planning needs.

ADTRAN Holdings (NASDAQ: ADTN; FSE: QH9) announced its participation in the Northland Growth Conference on June 25, 2024. Company representatives will discuss ADTRAN's performance and industry trends. The conference will be held virtually.

Adtran has joined the Luxembourg Internet eXchange (LU-CIX) community as a Gold Member, enhancing LU-CIX's digital infrastructure capabilities. This collaboration reinforces a longstanding partnership, with Adtran's FSP 3000 optical transport solution and ALM fiber monitoring platform playing key roles in expanding and stabilizing LU-CIX's network. LU-CIX, a significant European internet exchange, benefits from Adtran's energy-efficient technology, which aligns with its sustainability goals. The partnership aims to boost Luxembourg's status as a premier digital hub and improve network performance across Europe. Adva Network Security, part of Adtran, offers BSI-approved, quantum-resistant network security solutions, fortifying digital infrastructure against future threats.

Adtran has introduced two new optical cesium atomic clocks: the OSA 3300 Super High-Performance (OSA 3300 SHP) and the OSA 3350 Super Enhanced Primary Reference Clock+ (OSA 3350 SePRC+). These devices aim to meet the growing demands for precise and reliable network time synchronization across various industries, from scientific research to critical infrastructure. The OSA 3300 SHP offers twice the Allan Deviation performance of its predecessor, making it ideal for metrology and scientific research. Meanwhile, the OSA 3350 SePRC+ ensures 100-nanosecond precision for up to 100 days, providing robust timing even when GPS/GNSS is unavailable. This reliability is important for mission-critical networks and defense operations. Adtran highlights these innovations amidst rising concerns over GPS vulnerabilities and increasing global tensions, positioning their new clocks as essential for secure and reliable network timing.

ADTRAN Holdings (NASDAQ: ADTN; FSE: QH9) announced that it will participate in the Rosenblatt's 4th Annual Technology Summit: The Age of AI, on June 13, 2024. The virtual conference will see ADTRAN representatives discussing the company's performance and prevailing industry trends. This event provides an opportunity for investors to gain insights into ADTRAN's strategies and potential market impacts.

SUNET is leveraging Adtran's ALM fiber monitoring solution to enhance the resilience and efficiency of its national backbone network. The ALM platform offers real-time insights into the quality of SUNET’s extensive 8,000km fiber infrastructure, enabling rapid detection and resolution of fiber issues. This deployment aims to reduce downtime, simplify network management, and minimize operational costs. The collaboration with NetNordic, a key partner, further supports the high-capacity network serving over 110 organizations and 750,000 users in Sweden's research and education community. The ALM technology also boosts sustainability through reduced truck rolls and lower power usage.

Adtran celebrates the 75th anniversary of Oscilloquartz, highlighting its pivotal role in PNT network timing innovation.

Founded in 1949, Oscilloquartz has achieved notable milestones, including the introduction of the first optical cesium atomic clocks and advancements in synchronization technology for critical infrastructure.

The company also marks a decade since its acquisition by ADVA, which expanded its portfolio and global presence.

Key achievements include pioneering the first commercial magnetic cesium atomic clock and developing technology to enhance GPS/GNSS system resiliency.

Adtran announced that TruVista has deployed its ALM fiber monitoring solution to enhance the reliability of its broadband services.

The ALM technology provides TruVista with real-time insights into their optical infrastructure, allowing for immediate detection and resolution of issues such as fiber breaks, bends, and damage.

This proactive monitoring reduces operational costs by minimizing truck rolls and optimizing network management.

TruVista, serving South Carolina and Georgia, benefits from Adtran's user-friendly and efficient ALM system, ensuring robust and secure broadband connectivity for its subscribers.