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    1. Network Automation

    LightRiver: Alien Aware Networking

    March 23, 2021
    LightRiver's Alien Aware Networking removes the "alien," as the wavelength can now be seen and managed end-to-end.
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    LightRiver's Alien Aware Networking removes the "alien," as the wavelength can now be seen and managed end-to-end, no matter what suppliers or technologies are leveraged within a single network operator, or across multiple interconnected operator networks. This is possible via multi-vendor, multi-technology, open optical network automation via LightRiver's netFLEX platform.

    Judge’s comment: “Programmable automation and active alerts are stand-out features."

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