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Home » Thailand’s True Picks Huawei’s Core Router

Thailand’s True Picks Huawei’s Core Router

August 2, 2013
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True, a communication service provider in Thailand, has selected Huawei’s 5000E core router for its 3G IP core network.   The NE5000E supports flexible networking of 100GE ports, 40GE ports, and 10GE ports for backbone networks.  Financial terms were not disclosed.

“Traffic on the backbone network increases explosively as mobile broadband services and video services develop dramatically. It’s time for the 400G technology to apply to live networks. Huawei leads the 400G technology and provides solutions that facilitate network capacity expansion and remove bandwidth bottlenecks, helping carriers construct Future-oriented backbone networks,” said Mr. Gai Gang, President of Huawei Carrier IP Product Line.

http://pr.huawei.com/en/news/hw-277214-400g.htm#.Uf6Ca2TF28o

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