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Definition: MicroTCA is the latest generation of open-architecture platforms developed for telecom equipment design. The first telecom platform, AdvancedTCA, combined a hot-swappable, multi-protocol switched fabric backplane with large form-factor cards and a high power capability to allow the creation of high-density, high-performance telecom systems. In 2005, the definition of AdvancedMC mezzanine modules enhanced the modularity of AdvancedTCA systems by allowing developers to create blades that combined individually hot-swappable interface modules, mixing and matching functions as needed. Source: NXTcomm Daily News (http://nxtcommnews.com/contributed/articles/microtca_flexibility_modularity_051507/)