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Canadian indie doubles down with Enablence

Wightman Telecom selects BroadAccess gear for its ILEC operations after similar CLEC upgrade

Ontario independent telco Wightman Telecom is looking to Enablence Technologies to help it transition its ILEC residential service operations to fiber, a deployment project that marks Wightman’s return to using the same Enablence platform it deployed for an earlier transition in its CLEC network.

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The Canadian telco is deployingd Enablence’s BroadAccess Multi-Service Access Platform (MSAP) to support residential voice, video and data services. The upgrade to Wightman Telecom’s legacy digital central office and outside plant infrastructure will be a gradual migration to fiber-to-the-home technology that helps the carrier spread costs over several years while leveraging investments in existing copper lines.

Through Wightman’s ILEC and CLEC operations, the company has a total of 23,000 residential and business customers in 17 southwestern Ontario-based exchanges. In the past, the company has deployed gear from Occam Networks (since acquired by Calix) and MetaSwitch.

Enablence earlier this month announced a deployment with U.S. independent telco Valley Telephone Cooperative.

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