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Home » Compass-EOS Adds Channel Partner in Australia

Compass-EOS Adds Channel Partner in Australia

July 8, 2013
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Compass-EOS has added Comdate Pty Ltd from Australia to its channel partner network.

Comdate Pty Ltd will now integrate the Compass-EOS carrier-grade r10004 modular routers in its solutions for service providers and enterprise customers. The r10004 uses silicon-to-photonics to drive more bandwidth at high port densities.

“Compass-EOS’ breakthrough silicon-to-photonics r10004 router fits well with our customers’ software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) based network architectures,” said Graedon Frazer, Managing Director of Comdate. “A core router with high bandwidth and a small footprint helps us offer our customers simplified core network solutions.”

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