Sterlite Technologies unveiled its programmable FTTx (pFTTx) solution for fiber-based access connectivity at ONF (Open Networking Foundation) Connect 2019 held at Santa Clara, California.
With the pFTTx announcement, STL becomes one of very few companies in the world to have a software defined
network (SDN) solution for access connectivity. Built on ONF's open reference design called SEBA
(Software-defined networks Enabled Broadband Access), STL has developed the pFTTx solution in
partnership with ONF, other open communities, and open network hardware partner Edgecore Networks.
Programmability makes SDNs the future of networking. By enabling programmability at the core of the
network and decoupling white-box hardware from software, SDNs bring more flexibility, cost efficiency and
service excellence to data networks. In an industry weighed by legacy monolithic systems and
infrastructure, and long periods of vendor lock-in, STL is driving break-through disruption with
programmable, open networks.