The services range from basic telephony (POTS, ISDN BRI), fast Internet access, and leased lines to video services. TAS enables the operator to connect to any kind of service or content provider. Providers may be locally or remotely connected through public networks or dedicated lines.
TAS enables Telecom and Service providers to deliver entertainment, shopping, banking, games, and every type of information service to their customers

    The TAS HDT can aggregate traffic of thousands of users into a single shelf, reducing the C.O. equipment needed dramatically, and reducing the interfaces to backbone networks, resulting in significant savings on backbone equipment
An operator that uses TAS to build its access network can migrate the network topologies from simple rings or stars, to sophisticated topologies that have branches and ‘spurs’, mixed topologies of rings and trees. The operator does not need to pre-determine the way the network will evolve.

    The TAS system supports ‘topologies’ and saves the operator the need to add transmission equipment to the access network. It allows better utilization of the fiber infrastructure, and provides redundancy mechanisms

    For example: a single HDT may connect in the initial stage to a few ONUs in a STAR configuration. In the next step the operator may choose to form a fiber ring to connect between these ONUs in order to provide the users with higher availability, based on the ring’s inherent Automatic Protection Switching capability. Later, more ONUs may be connected to the same HDT in other topologies such as tree or cascade, all depending on the requirements per serving area