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Home » T-Com Deploys Juniper's E-series and T-series Routers for Broadband

T-Com Deploys Juniper's E-series and T-series Routers for Broadband

April 3, 2006
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T-Com, the fixed network division of Deutsche Telekom AG, is deploying Juniper Networks’ E-series Broadband Services Routers and T-series core routing platforms to expand and scale its IP network to support its advanced service offerings over VDSL. The Juniper Networks routing platforms will be added to T-Com’s existing installed base of Juniper Networks E-, M- and T-series routing platforms, and will provide the scalability and advanced service management capabilities necessary to deliver IP-based video services to a large number of subscribers. Financial terms were not disclosed.

T-Com is upgrading its network to VDSL2 (Very Fast Digital Subscriber Line), with the first stage of deployment covering 10 cities throughout Germany. For the new network segments with Ethernet aggregation, E-series broadband Services Routers will be used among others to aggregate traffic from lower-level Ethernet switches.

Working with the existing M- and T-series platforms in T-Com’s network, the new T-series platforms will provide advanced IP/MPLS capabilities to efficiently distribute traffic in the network core. http://www.juniper.net

  • In March, Alcatel announced that Deutsche Telekom’s T-Com division is deploying its IP/MPLS-based portfolio to support its launch of IPTV and interactive consumer services in 10 major German cities including Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich, Hamburg, and Stuttgart. Specifically, Deutsche Telekom will deploy the Alcatel 7750 Service Router to provide DSL/IP aggregation network for the 10 cities.
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