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Nokia accelerates mass market multi-Gig broadband with new high-density 25G PON line card
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The new 16-port line card solution is optimized for mass market 25G PON, ensuring multi-gigabit can be delivered in a cost-effective way to everyone without compromise.
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Nokia’s 25G PON line card, based on the Quillion chipset, supports GPON, XGS, and 25G PON, providing flexible upgrade options that can future-proof fiber access networks.
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25G PON is the fastest, greenest and most cost-effective way to deliver multi-gig and 10G+ residential services.
27 May 2025
Espoo, Finland – Nokia today announced the launch of a new 25G PON high-density line card designed to deliver mass market, multi-gig, residential broadband services that users expect from a premium broadband experience. Supporting a diverse range of PON technology options, the new solution provides operators with a cost-effective way to deliver true 10Gb/s broadband services in a cost-effective way. The 16-port line card, based on Nokia’s Quillion chipset, supports GPON, XGS-PON, 25G PON and multi-PON variants like GPON + XGS-PON, XGS+25G PON and GPON + XGS + 25G PON on every port, giving operators the flexibility to seamlessly evolve with market demands.
The need for multi-gigabit is gaining momentum as operators look to move beyond providing sustained, average bandwidth toward differentiated services that can handle bursty, high-peak traffic demands and deliver superior customer experiences. End-users also increasingly seek high-speed upstream and downstream connectivity for real-time access to the cloud, gaming, home working and Wi-Fi 7. With 10G+ connectivity, games can be downloaded in minutes versus an hour with 1 Gigabit speeds, data and application in the cloud can be accessed instantaneously, and Wi-Fi 7 can be effectively backhauled.
“We’re helping operators deliver unbeatable multi-gigabit experiences today with our new 25G PON solution. It combines speed, scale, and efficiency — giving service providers an efficient path to new revenue streams, without having to rethink their entire network,” said Geert Heyninck, General Manager, Broadband Networks at Nokia.
“Being able to cost-effectively scale multi-gigabit and true 10Gb/s services across their entire residential subscriber base is critical for service providers in increasingly competitive broadband markets. The ability to offer the highest speeds, and handle high-peak traffic demands with the lowest latency and jitter is how providers will stand out from the crowd and keep subscribers happy,” said Jeff Heynen, Vice President, Broadband Access and Home Networking at Dell’Oro Group.