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Adtran expands Oscilloquartz timing portfolio with White Rabbit for sub-nanosecond synchronization

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Adtran expands Oscilloquartz timing portfolio with White Rabbit for sub-nanosecond synchronization
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Adtran expands Oscilloquartz timing portfolio with White Rabbit for sub-nanosecond synchronization

2025-03-04 20:59 Last Updated At:21:11

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 4, 2025--

Adtran today launched White Rabbit on its Oscilloquartz timing platforms, delivering sub-nanosecond synchronization for industries that depend on ultra-precise timing. White Rabbit extends IEEE 1588 PTP with additional techniques, including precise delay calibration and phase tracking, to achieve sub-nanosecond accuracy. Metrology labs, financial institutions, data centers and research organizations can now achieve superior data consistency, efficiency and performance. Unlike other White Rabbit implementations that require dedicated hardware, Adtran’s software-based approach offers a seamless upgrade on widely deployed Oscilloquartz timing solutions, making reliable, high-precision synchronization easily accessible.

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“Ultra-precise timing is now a competitive necessity for industries that rely on real-time data,” said Gil Biran, GM of Oscilloquartz, Adtran. “Financial networks, national laboratories and data center interconnectivity all require every event, transaction and process to be synchronized with absolute accuracy to maintain efficiency and reliability. Adding White Rabbit to our PTP grandmaster solutions makes it easier than ever to achieve sub-nanosecond synchronization. Our customers can now seamlessly integrate this advanced technology into their existing networks, reinforcing Adtran’s position as a leader in high-precision timing solutions.”

Adtran’s OSA 5412, OSA 5422, OSA 5430 and OSA 5440 timing solutions now feature White Rabbit, which extends the capabilities of standard PTP to achieve sub-nanosecond accuracy. This enhancement ensures stable synchronization over fiber, keeping networks perfectly in sync across multiple sites. Available as a license-based software upgrade, Adtran’s implementation supports seamless deployment as a master, client or intermediary timing node, making it ideal for finance, data centers and research institutions, where even the smallest timing deviations can impact operations.

“Accurate time synchronization has evolved from a niche requirement to a key enabler of critical network infrastructure,” commented Igal Pinhasov, VP of product line management at Oscilloquartz, Adtran. “Sub-nanosecond accuracy is no longer optional for many industries. That’s why we’ve integrated White Rabbit technology into our existing timing solutions, pushing precision beyond a single nanosecond and into the picoseconds range. Picoseconds are trillionths of a second – an almost unimaginably tiny fraction of time. Yet that’s the level of precision we’re now operating at to support the most advanced applications in science and communications. With this degree of accuracy, organizations can timestamp events with absolute certainty, eliminate timing drift across distributed networks and enable the next generation of ultra-responsive, high-performance infrastructure.”

About Adtran

ADTRAN Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADTN and FSE: QH9) is the parent company of Adtran, Inc., a leading global provider of open, disaggregated networking and communications solutions that enable voice, data, video and internet communications across any network infrastructure. From the cloud edge to the subscriber edge, Adtran empowers communications service providers around the world to manage and scale services that connect people, places and things. Adtran solutions are used by service providers, private enterprises, government organizations and millions of individual users worldwide. ADTRAN Holdings, Inc. is also the majority shareholder of Adtran Networks SE, formerly ADVA Optical Networking SE. Find more at Adtran, LinkedIn and X.

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Adtran is adding White Rabbit to its Oscilloquartz timing solutions, making it easier than ever to achieve sub-nanosecond synchronization. (Photo: Business Wire)

Adtran is adding White Rabbit to its Oscilloquartz timing solutions, making it easier than ever to achieve sub-nanosecond synchronization. (Photo: Business Wire)

The first stage of Mohamed Salah’s rehabilitation at Liverpool is complete after the Egypt forward returned to the team for its 2-0 win over Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday.

The question now as Salah heads off to the Africa Cup of Nations: Is there a future for him at Anfield when he comes back?

Salah, who let rip last weekend about his current frustrations at Liverpool, entered as a 26th-minute substitute to a big ovation and set up the second of Hugo Ekitike’s goals as the defending champion extended its unbeaten run to five games in all competitions.

Also Saturday, Chelsea beat Everton 2-0 and was set on its way to victory by Cole Palmer’s first goal in three months. First-place Arsenal hosts last-place Wolverhampton later.

Salah held talks with Liverpool manager Arne Slot on Friday in an effort to overcome their issues and the result was that Salah was recalled to the matchday squad for the Brighton game. He had been a substitute for the last three Premier League matches before being left at home for the midweek Champions League trip to Inter Milan as a punishment for his explosive comments to reporters last weekend.

“It was an easy decision to put him in the squad," Slot said. “I have said many times before what has been said between us will stay between us.”

Liverpool's fans demonstrated they are willing to excuse Salah for his show of anger and gave him a rapturous welcome when he came on as a substitute for the injured Joe Gomez midway through the first half.

By then, Liverpool was leading 1-0 thanks to Ekitike's rising shot inside the first minute and Salah showed glimpses of his class, especially on the counterattack. It was Salah's corner kick that was headed in by Ekitike for the second goal in the 60th, sparking another round of chants for the Egyptian.

Slot said Salah was a threat all game.

“Pleasing to see but not a surprise,” Slot said.

Salah could be away for more than a month if Egypt goes all the way in the Africa Cup.

It was a second straight start for Palmer, whose season has been blighted by a groin injury that has restricted him to seven games in all competitions.

There looked to be nothing wrong with Palmer when he ran onto Malo Gusto's pass and slipped a finish inside the near post to give Chelsea the lead in the 21st minute at Stamford Bridge.

However, Palmer said after the game that he wasn't at his best yet because he was “still dealing with an injury.”

“It’s just a matter of not doing too much too soon,” Palmer told the BBC. “Literally, it’s just a day-by-day thing. Hopefully it gets better.”

Gusto added the second goal in the 45th minute for Chelsea, which jumped to fourth place.

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Chelsea's Cole Palmer celebrates after scoring his sides first goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Chelsea and Everton in London, Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. (Adam Davy/PA via AP)

Chelsea's Cole Palmer celebrates after scoring his sides first goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Chelsea and Everton in London, Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. (Adam Davy/PA via AP)

Liverpool's Hugo Ekitike celebrates after scoring his side's second goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Liverpool and Brighton and Hove Albion in Liverpool, England, Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. (AP Photo/Jon Super)

Liverpool's Hugo Ekitike celebrates after scoring his side's second goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Liverpool and Brighton and Hove Albion in Liverpool, England, Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. (AP Photo/Jon Super)

Liverpool fans hold placard depicting Liverpool's Mohamed Salah before the English Premier League soccer match between Liverpool and Brighton and Hove Albion in Liverpool, England, Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. (AP Photo/Jon Super)

Liverpool fans hold placard depicting Liverpool's Mohamed Salah before the English Premier League soccer match between Liverpool and Brighton and Hove Albion in Liverpool, England, Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. (AP Photo/Jon Super)

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, left, challenges for the ball with Brighton's Lewis Dunk during the English Premier League soccer match between Liverpool and Brighton and Hove Albion in Liverpool, England, Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. (AP Photo/Jon Super)

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, left, challenges for the ball with Brighton's Lewis Dunk during the English Premier League soccer match between Liverpool and Brighton and Hove Albion in Liverpool, England, Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. (AP Photo/Jon Super)

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