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Home » Huawei Cites 53 Customers for its 400G Core Router

Huawei Cites 53 Customers for its 400G Core Router

January 3, 2014
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As of the beginning of 2014, Huawei claims that 53 operators worldwide have deployed its 400G core router over the past five months.

Huawei NE5000E boasts a capacity of up to 2 Tbps per slot, 6.4 Tbps per chassis, and 32 Tbps per system.

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  • In August 2013, Huawei deployed a 400G IP backbone network for Mobily in Saudi Arabia, and upgraded IP backbone networks for True and DTAC in Thailand.
  • In October 2013, Russian operator MegaFon and Huawei rolled out Europe’s first 400G backbone network.
  • In November 2013, Spain’s fixed network operator Jazztel took the lead in deploying Huawei’s 400G solution in Western Europe. 

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