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Home » Tellabs Reports Strong Initial Sales for its Tellabs 6350 Switch Node

Tellabs Reports Strong Initial Sales for its Tellabs 6350 Switch Node

November 5, 2003
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The Tellabs 6350 switch node platform, which was introduced ten months ago, has become the fastest-selling new product in the company’s history. Shipments of the digital crossconnect platform has exceeded 250 nodes so far. Customers for the Tellabs 6350 switch node include PGCIL in India, Tele2 in Sweden, Telenor in Norway, Nextel de Mexico S.A. de C.V. in Mexico and Sonofon in Denmark.

The Tellabs 6350 switch node is a scalable, high-density multiservice platform that handles voice traffic, higher speed leased line services and data services, including high-speed Ethernet. It has 138 Gbps of switch capacity and interfaces for direct integration with Ethernet, SDH and DWDM networks. When deployed in distributed network architectures, the Tellabs 6350 switch node provides efficient grooming with reduced back-hauling of network traffic, which leads to better network economics.
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