Juniper Networks Extends Mobile Solutions Portfolio
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Biztech2 Staff
| Apr 21, 2008
Juniper Networks, Inc. has announced that it is broadening its mobile solutions portfolio with the addition of an integrated set of new hardware systems and software features for mobile backhaul. As part of the portfolio, Juniper has introduced the BX 7000 Multi-Access Gateway for the cell site and new M-series Circuit Emulation Physical Interface Cards (PICs) for the aggregation site. The solution introduces comprehensive network management capabilities through new enhancements to the JUNOScope framework, as well as the capability for zero-touch deployments.
As mentioned in the official press release, the BX 7000 will feature a timing expansion module that protects network investments and provides a wide range of timing synchronisation options. Additionally, the BX 7000 provides an expansion slot that will offer maximum flexibility for backhaul network uplinks. Mobile operators can retain their existing investments in 2G and 3G cell sites. Services can be migrated gradually by offloading the high-growth data transport as a first step.
Mobile operators can deploy the M-series with the new Circuit Emulation PICs as aggregation site gateways.
"Our new Mobile Backhaul Solution built on proven IP/MPLS technology helps our customers advance the economics of the mobile backhaul in order to realise increased operational efficiency and achieve their business objectives," said Kim Perdikou, executive vice president and general manager, Infrastructure Products Group, Juniper Networks. "With eleven of the twelve largest mobile operators in the world having deployed Juniper high-performance network infrastructure solutions, our customers are able to expand and accelerate service model innovation and help monetize their network investments."
As mentioned in the official press release, the BX 7000 will feature a timing expansion module that protects network investments and provides a wide range of timing synchronisation options. Additionally, the BX 7000 provides an expansion slot that will offer maximum flexibility for backhaul network uplinks. Mobile operators can retain their existing investments in 2G and 3G cell sites. Services can be migrated gradually by offloading the high-growth data transport as a first step.
Mobile operators can deploy the M-series with the new Circuit Emulation PICs as aggregation site gateways.
"Our new Mobile Backhaul Solution built on proven IP/MPLS technology helps our customers advance the economics of the mobile backhaul in order to realise increased operational efficiency and achieve their business objectives," said Kim Perdikou, executive vice president and general manager, Infrastructure Products Group, Juniper Networks. "With eleven of the twelve largest mobile operators in the world having deployed Juniper high-performance network infrastructure solutions, our customers are able to expand and accelerate service model innovation and help monetize their network investments."
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