This seems very similar to Poet technology? (ADVA)
The photonic layer provided by our FSP 3000 OLS constitutes the core of your transport network and supports functions such as wavelength multiplexing, wavelength switching, amplification, gain equalization and fiber impairment compensation. The terminal layer sits hierarchically above the photonic layer and is where transmission modulation formats are assigned. With disaggregation, wavelengths can originate from any DWDM-compliant transmission and routing equipment. It no longer prevents you from taking advantage of different technology lifecycles, which are typically five to seven years for the OLS and two to three years for the terminal layer.Open and programmable software architectureStandardized modeling of network elements is the ultimate goal to provide fully interoperable programmable network functions. The drive for open optical architectures also means a move away from closed, per-vendor, per-product management and control systems. With native support for YANG modeling, NETCONF/RESTCONF protocols and open APIs, the OLS of our FSP 3000 can be consistently managed and controlled, thus minimizing your OPEX. Common, open and programmatic northbound interfaces and protocols abstract your network,enabling control by third-party SDN applications, creating a unified networking view and speeding up integration. They are a mandatory component when operating OLSs in your network infrastructure.Driving open and disaggregated packet-optical transport1. Investment protection by network disaggregation2. Each layer can evolve independently and be optimized for performance and cost3. Standardized modeling of network elements and transceivers4. Significant savings via footprint and power efficiencies5. Open to lease spectrum to anyone with any terminal equipmentBenefits of open line systems Disaggregation of the open line systemFSP 3000terminalThird-partyterminalPacketopticalWavelengthspectrumAPIAPIFilterAmplifierROADMEnd-to-end wavelength managementOpen line system