Intune CTO to Present at BBWF

Paris, 27 October 2010 – John Dunne, Founder and CTO of Intune Networks, the specialist company in software systems and hardware infrastructure for next-generation telecoms networks, addressed the Broadband World Forum in Paris today. John outlined a ten year transition from today’s centralized, static, and complex networks to networks that will be distributed, dynamic and simple.

Mobile packet traffic is forecasted to grow by a factor of ten in less than five years with video consuming more than 50% of projected new bandwidth growth. Normal growth challenges have been exacerbated by the recent proliferation of high powered mobile devices such as smart phones and netbooks which produce increasingly unpredictable data traffic patterns. This mobile growth is in addition to the doubling of packet based traffic every 18 months based on current and ever increasing new Web and Internet services. The problem facing networks is how to evolve network architectures to cope with the massive increase in unpredictable traffic demand while sustaining profitability and controlling costs. Intune Networks has achieved this through its breakthrough technology named Optical Packet Switch and Transport (OPST) and the Intune Network’s iVX8000 platform will deliver this solution.

Addressing the conference John Dunne said, “We are at the beginning of a global economic transition based on Web Services. The current network and network technologies will all fail to be able to meet the future economic drivers. Central to solving this problem will be a unified network for all services that can dynamically adapt to demand, whilst operating at the lowest cost. Intune Network’s Verisma, the world’s first web enabled tunable network solution empowers service providers to fundamentally change the economics that challenge business survival, and provide a foundation for future prosperity.