成功案例

Customer Requirements

In alignment with the Indian government's "Atmanirbhar Bharat" (Self-Reliant India) strategy, a domestic telecom equipment manufacturer partnered with operators to accelerate local substitution but encountered three major challenges:

-       BBU Performance Deficiency: Traditional DDR4 memory bandwidth couldn't meet the real-time data processing demands of 5G base station equipment, causing network latency to exceed standards.

-       GPON Equipment Space Constraints: Required small form-factor SSDs to embed within compact OLT chassis.

-       High Failure Rate in Extreme Environments: RRHs (Remote Radio Heads) and ONTs (Optical Network Terminals) frequently crashed under high-temperature and high-humidity conditions due to intensive data transmission.

ADATA Industrial Solution

ADATA Industrial Storage -- Leveraging Global Expertise for Local Innovation, Making Autonomous & Controllable Telecom Networks Accessible!

High-Performance DDR5 DIMM Empowers BBU Upgrade

-        Industrial-Grade DDR5 5600 ECC Series｜32GB per module, speed increased to 5600MT/s (75% faster than DDR4)

-        Certified for -40℃~85℃ wide-temperature operation, ensuring stable performance of 5G baseband protocol stacks in India's high-heat environments.

 2242 PCIe SSD Tackles GPON OLT Space Challenge

-        Ultra-Compact 2242 Form Factor｜22mm x 42mm size perfectly fits cramped spaces within OLT chassis.

-        PCIe Gen4x4 NVMe Interface｜150% improvement in 4K random read/write performance, meeting 10Gbps traffic forwarding requirements.

ADATA microSD Cards Deployed in RRH & ONT Devices

-        IUDD33K microSD Card Series with A+ SLC Firmware｜Enhanced P/E Cycles, doubling lifespan in extreme environments.

-        85℃ High-Temperature Resistance / 95% Humidity Protection｜MTBF exceeding 2 million hours, resolving downtime issues for RRH/ONT.

ADATA's industrial-grade storage solutions empower the customer to take another significant stride towards 'Make in India' within the Indian telecom manufacturing sector.