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Bouygues Telecom upgrades IP core with Nokia 7750

Bouygues Telecom partners with Nokia to upgrade its IP core, deploying Nokia's FP5-based IP routers for increased capacity and scalability of mobile broadband services.

Bouygues Telecom is upgrading its IP core with Nokia’s FP5-based IP routers.

Nokia’s solution includes its 7750 Service Router (SR) platform, which is powered by its FP5 routing silicon, provides a future-ready 800GE capability.

Nokia will also evolve Bouygues Telecom’s existing Nokia security gateway services by deploying its FP5 powered, SR-1 routers and the 7750 Extended Services Appliance (ESA) to meet the increased capacity and scalability demands of mobile broadband services.

Frédéric Bénéteau, Vice President, West and Central Europe Market Unit at Nokia, said: “We are delighted to extend our relationship with Bouygues Telecom to support its strategic priorities. Nokia’s IP routing solutions offer best-in-class scalability, efficiency and security, enabling Bouygues Telecom to confidently manage their growth initiatives as they continue delivering the exceptional experience their customers count on both now and in the future.”

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