As data volume surges, ISPs are facing the need to expand their data center facilities. The expansion plan mainly includes adding servers to improve processing capability, optimizing data center cabling to enhance data transmission efficiency, and strengthening energy storage systems to ensure a stable power supply. By adding servers, more data requests can be effectively handled, increasing data processing speed and storage capacity. Optimizing data center cabling helps reduce data transmission delays and improve network stability. Strengthening the energy storage system ensures that the data center can operate normally even in unstable power supply situations, guaranteeing the security and reliability of the data.

We assist Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Fiber to the Home (FTTH) construction, providing various products such as optical cables, sheathed cables, Planar Lightwave Circuit (PLC) splitters, FTTH boxes, optical modules, fiber splitters, and fiber distribution boxes, to help ISP customers meet their diverse FTTH needs.

SEESUO helps customers build backbone networks in cities, providing various products such as high-core-count backbone optical cables, switches, routers, optical modules, network cabinets, etc., to meet diverse networking needs.

Data center network upgrading is an ongoing process that requires regular evaluation and updates of network architecture and equipment as technology evolves and business needs change.

SEESUO provides comprehensive FTTx solutions that cover a range of services including HSI, VoIP, IPTV, Wi-Fi, and Mobile Backhaul. These solutions are extensively applied to various scenarios such as public home networks, commercial buildings, enterprise dedicated lines, video, mobile backhaul, hotspot coverage, network upgrades and transformations, as well as rural informatization projects, serving operators and government-enterprise networks both domestically and internationally.

Small office networking typically involves a limited space and staff, often without dedicated maintenance personnel, and concerns about business security and data backup.

Dedicated to establishing a stable and efficient communication network infrastructure in industrial parks.

The solution for medium-sized IDC networks provides advantages of high availability, high performance, high security, and flexible scalability through reasonable network architecture design, network security policies, network performance optimization, network monitoring and management, as well as disaster recovery and contingency plans. It meets the requirements of medium-sized IDCs and provides customers with stable and reliable services.

As the bandwidth demand of data centers continues to grow, high-density fiber management systems have become one of the key solutions. This involves the use of high-performance fiber patch cords and terminal boxes to support higher data transmission rates, and optimizing space utilization through compact design.

With the increasing demand for high-bandwidth services such as high-definition video, online gaming, remote work, and smart home applications among home users, the GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network) solution has emerged to meet the market's need for high-speed home internet access by providing fast, reliable fiber broadband connectivity.

With the widespread adoption of digital lifestyles and work modes, the demand for high-speed, reliable broadband access continues to grow. The EPON (Ethernet Passive Optical Network) solution emerged to meet the market's need for cost-effective home and business internet access by providing fiber broadband access based on Ethernet technology.

With the continuous growth in data transmission demands, the CWDM (Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing) solution has emerged, utilizing multiple different wavelengths of light signals transmitted over the same optical fiber to expand network bandwidth, meeting the market's demand for cost-effectiveness and flexibility.

With the explosive growth of internet traffic and the increasing demand for high-speed data transmission, the DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) solution has emerged. It significantly increases network transmission capacity by transmitting multiple dense wavelengths of light signals over the same optical fiber, meeting the market's demand for high bandwidth and long-distance transmission.

With the rapid development of data center interconnectivity and cloud services, the demand for high-capacity, high-reliability optical transport networks has been increasing. The OTN (Optical Transport Network) solution has emerged to meet this demand by providing a unified transport platform that enables efficient transmission and flexible scheduling of different types of services, catering to the market's need for large-capacity, long-distance, and high-reliability optical networks.