Multi-protocol Label Switching (MPLS) has become one of the hot new technologies — a darling of IP and ATM vendors, espoused by edge and core players alike. It even has its own forum, a sure sign of ...
2003 User Excellence Award winner Washington Mutual powers up for rapid expansion with a massive Multi-protocol Label Switching network. Bankers as a group tend to be risk-averse. So in June 2002 as ...
SAN JOSE, Calif.–Oct. 14, 2003–SwitchCore, a fabless semiconductor company leading the Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) switch-on-a-chip industry, announced the Xpeedium-II™ family of products. Xpeedium-II™ ...
Colorado Springs, Colo. – Wave-Smith Networks Inc. will unveil multiprotocol label-switching extensions to its distributed-node multiservice switch product line this week, fulfilling a promise to make ...
Nortel Networks today said it will implement Multi-protocol Label Switching as a common signaling protocol across its entire optical, wireless and core IP product line. Implementing MPLS and ...
The successor to Lucent Technologies Inc.’s discontinued next-generation multiservice core switch will be a 160Gbps MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) switch with a gateway to migrate Lucent’s ...
Netherlands-based drug manufacturer Centrient Pharmaceuticals is seeing improved network uptime, increased capacity to support its heavy cloud usage, and was able to provision a recent office move in ...
NEW YORK — Granted, it was an MPLS-immersed conference. And Cisco had its best engineering SWAT team there to exterminate anything that threatened its router franchise. But this week’s Future-Net ...
Most major communications carriers are transitioning from traditional telecom networks that use T1/E1, ATM, SONET, or a wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) variation to Carrier Ethernet (CE) ...
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