Platform architectures for routing have been evolving from traditional ortho-direct chassis design to today's distributed disaggregated chassis (DDC). As the industry moves towards IP/Optical convergence, we will examine what lessons can be learned from conventional design and what alternatives are available for the multi-layer future.
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