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Home » Korea Internet Data Center Installs Force10 10G Switches

Korea Internet Data Center Installs Force10 10G Switches

January 29, 2006
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Korea Internet Data Center (KIDC), a leading data center operator in Korea, has installed Force10 Networks’ TeraScale E-Series family of switch/routers. Through its extensive peering relationships, KIDC has built a network with the largest aggregate bandwidth in Korea. Leveraging that bandwidth, KIDC is building out a resilient, secure infrastructure with the Force10 TeraScale E1200. The high Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet densities of the Force10 TeraScale E-Series, enable KIDC to reduce network complexity as well as capital and operating expenses. The TeraScale platform support 1,260 Gigabit and 224 Ten Gigabit Ethernet ports per system. They also provide the ability to support more than one million access control lists (ACLs) without compromising performance.

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