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Für Nebenwerte interessiert sich keine Sau mehr, der Markt scheint mausetot....langsames Sterben angesagt, als bräuchte man z.Z. alle Kohle, um die Big Blues zu stützen....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.279.914 von Raunzer am 13.06.12 16:15:33Die hatten aber bei den Kiddies und Bussinesfritzen erfolg
und nicht im Kundenbegrenzten Core-Router-Markt.
und nicht im Kundenbegrenzten Core-Router-Markt.
Der Idealfall wäre wenn sich es genauso wie bei Apple entwickelt. Da hats ein ganzes Jahr gebraucht bis der Börse klar wurde was Itunes und der Ipod für Auswirkungen haben werden.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.278.613 von DoktorNO am 13.06.12 12:04:28Details....
Verizon to Deploy Juniper Networks PTX Series in U.S. and European Markets
SYDNEY, Australia – 13 June 2012 -- Verizon plans to deploy the Juniper Networks® PTX Series in major markets in the U.S. and Europe by the end of this year, giving the company the densest multiprotocol label switching platform available in the industry, with an initial capacity of eight terabits per second.
The initiative is another step in Verizon’s network evolution to deliver higher speeds, improved latency, increased capacity and enhanced performance to its customers. This deployment provides an upgrade of the Verizon global IP backbone to 100G Ethernet, supporting customer access speeds of 10G and above and enabling growth for FiOS, wireless and cloud services.
“In a world where customer needs and speeds are steadily increasing, Verizon will be able to improve the scalability and efficiency of its core MPLS network by employing the industry-leading switch density of the Juniper Networks PTX,” said Ihab Tarazi, vice president of global IP and transport planning and technology for Verizon. “The PTX provides significant packet processing power, system scale and reduced power consumption – all of which will help Verizon meet its future needs.”
Built for high capacity, the Juniper Networks PTX Series provides up to 16 terabits per second of capacity in a single chassis as well as industry-leading density in 10G (gigabit), 40G and 100G Ethernet interfaces. Verizon will initially deploy the PTX5000, which delivers eight terabits per second of capacity, with plans to eventually move toward higher terabit capacity.
"Verizon’s reputation as a pioneer in advanced communications and entertainment services was clearly demonstrated in 2010 when the company became the first service provider to commercially deploy 100G Ethernet,” said Stefan Dyckerhoff, executive vice president and general manager for Juniper Networks Platform Systems Division. “Today, Verizon makes another landmark decision by selecting the PTX Series, the industry’s first converged packet transport switch, to advance its network core and provide future-ready scalability while dramatically simplifying its infrastructure overhead.
“The PTX Series will not only help enable Verizon to provide to its customers additional service options and a superior user experience, but it will also ultimately improve network performance and efficiency,” Dyckerhoff said.
This next-generation technology will support private and public IP services, including Ethernet, while offering greater capacity, reduced power consumption per gigabit, increased cost efficiency and a technology roadmap to scale in the future.
“Service providers face significant operational challenges as packet data traffic volume across global wireline and broadband wireless networks is forecast to increase seven-fold by 2015, driven by significant increases in Internet, IP data, video, over-the-top traffic, content distribution networks and mobile data traffic,” said Nav Chander, research manager, enterprise telecom at IDC. “Verizon’s decision to deploy a next-generation packet optimised core transport solution helps Verizon better prepare and manage this network growth for the diverse packet data applications across its global network infrastructure and portfolio of wireless and wireline services.”
Verizon and Juniper Networks teamed to leverage proven MPLS technology and create a highly scalable, simplified network architecture capable of supporting powerful cloud, video and advanced applications worldwide.
“Verizon’s market leadership is founded not only on the delivery of quality services and meeting customers’ needs but through collaboration with key industry players such as Juniper Networks,” said Tarazi.
Verizon worked closely with Juniper Networks to advance the Junos Express chipset to achieve lowered power requirements, increased performance and reduced cost – all of which help meet the growth challenges of Verizon’s customer base.
Verizon to Deploy Juniper Networks PTX Series in U.S. and European Markets
SYDNEY, Australia – 13 June 2012 -- Verizon plans to deploy the Juniper Networks® PTX Series in major markets in the U.S. and Europe by the end of this year, giving the company the densest multiprotocol label switching platform available in the industry, with an initial capacity of eight terabits per second.
The initiative is another step in Verizon’s network evolution to deliver higher speeds, improved latency, increased capacity and enhanced performance to its customers. This deployment provides an upgrade of the Verizon global IP backbone to 100G Ethernet, supporting customer access speeds of 10G and above and enabling growth for FiOS, wireless and cloud services.
“In a world where customer needs and speeds are steadily increasing, Verizon will be able to improve the scalability and efficiency of its core MPLS network by employing the industry-leading switch density of the Juniper Networks PTX,” said Ihab Tarazi, vice president of global IP and transport planning and technology for Verizon. “The PTX provides significant packet processing power, system scale and reduced power consumption – all of which will help Verizon meet its future needs.”
Built for high capacity, the Juniper Networks PTX Series provides up to 16 terabits per second of capacity in a single chassis as well as industry-leading density in 10G (gigabit), 40G and 100G Ethernet interfaces. Verizon will initially deploy the PTX5000, which delivers eight terabits per second of capacity, with plans to eventually move toward higher terabit capacity.
"Verizon’s reputation as a pioneer in advanced communications and entertainment services was clearly demonstrated in 2010 when the company became the first service provider to commercially deploy 100G Ethernet,” said Stefan Dyckerhoff, executive vice president and general manager for Juniper Networks Platform Systems Division. “Today, Verizon makes another landmark decision by selecting the PTX Series, the industry’s first converged packet transport switch, to advance its network core and provide future-ready scalability while dramatically simplifying its infrastructure overhead.
“The PTX Series will not only help enable Verizon to provide to its customers additional service options and a superior user experience, but it will also ultimately improve network performance and efficiency,” Dyckerhoff said.
This next-generation technology will support private and public IP services, including Ethernet, while offering greater capacity, reduced power consumption per gigabit, increased cost efficiency and a technology roadmap to scale in the future.
“Service providers face significant operational challenges as packet data traffic volume across global wireline and broadband wireless networks is forecast to increase seven-fold by 2015, driven by significant increases in Internet, IP data, video, over-the-top traffic, content distribution networks and mobile data traffic,” said Nav Chander, research manager, enterprise telecom at IDC. “Verizon’s decision to deploy a next-generation packet optimised core transport solution helps Verizon better prepare and manage this network growth for the diverse packet data applications across its global network infrastructure and portfolio of wireless and wireline services.”
Verizon and Juniper Networks teamed to leverage proven MPLS technology and create a highly scalable, simplified network architecture capable of supporting powerful cloud, video and advanced applications worldwide.
“Verizon’s market leadership is founded not only on the delivery of quality services and meeting customers’ needs but through collaboration with key industry players such as Juniper Networks,” said Tarazi.
Verizon worked closely with Juniper Networks to advance the Junos Express chipset to achieve lowered power requirements, increased performance and reduced cost – all of which help meet the growth challenges of Verizon’s customer base.
VERIZON WIN!!
mich überrascht, dass dies vor lauter EURO Krise noch nicht gepostet wurde. Wenn Verizon ein full-deployment macht, kann das eine riesen Sache werden!!
Juniper Shrinks QFabric, Sells a PTX
June 12, 2012 | Craig Matsumoto | Comments (7) inShare
Juniper Networks Inc. (NYSE: JNPR) will try to convince investors it's making progress with its QFabric and PTX product lines by making announcements on both fronts Tuesday.
Juniper is announcing a smaller version of the QFabric, targeting fabrics for something other than the hugest of data centers. And it's naming Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) as a customer for the PTX, its packet-optical transport system (P-OTS). (See Juniper Expands QFabric Line.)
Both announcements are being made at Juniper's analyst day, which starts Tuesday morning in Sunnyvale, Calif.
Both are part of a quartet of new products that's been less than overwhelming so far. The other two are the T4000 core router and the MobileNext evolved packet core. Analysts will be looking for a status update for the T4000 on Tuesday. MobileNext has shown no signs of life lately.
Gone to P-OTS
Light Reading didn't have all the details on the Verizon deployment at press time, but it's probably a good thing for Juniper, since one could argue that Verizon is the network operator for which the PTX was made.
The PTX is a label-switched router (LSR) -- a really big MPLS box designed to sit at the core of the IP/MPLS network. For a lot of traffic, an LSR can be a cheaper alternative to core-router ports, as Verizon has argued for the past couple of years.
It's also a win for ADVA Optical Networking (Frankfurt: ADV) , which provides the optical transport that goes with the PTX. (See OFC/NFOEC 2011: Juniper OEMs an ADVA Box.)
mich überrascht, dass dies vor lauter EURO Krise noch nicht gepostet wurde. Wenn Verizon ein full-deployment macht, kann das eine riesen Sache werden!!
Juniper Shrinks QFabric, Sells a PTX
June 12, 2012 | Craig Matsumoto | Comments (7) inShare
Juniper Networks Inc. (NYSE: JNPR) will try to convince investors it's making progress with its QFabric and PTX product lines by making announcements on both fronts Tuesday.
Juniper is announcing a smaller version of the QFabric, targeting fabrics for something other than the hugest of data centers. And it's naming Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) as a customer for the PTX, its packet-optical transport system (P-OTS). (See Juniper Expands QFabric Line.)
Both announcements are being made at Juniper's analyst day, which starts Tuesday morning in Sunnyvale, Calif.
Both are part of a quartet of new products that's been less than overwhelming so far. The other two are the T4000 core router and the MobileNext evolved packet core. Analysts will be looking for a status update for the T4000 on Tuesday. MobileNext has shown no signs of life lately.
Gone to P-OTS
Light Reading didn't have all the details on the Verizon deployment at press time, but it's probably a good thing for Juniper, since one could argue that Verizon is the network operator for which the PTX was made.
The PTX is a label-switched router (LSR) -- a really big MPLS box designed to sit at the core of the IP/MPLS network. For a lot of traffic, an LSR can be a cheaper alternative to core-router ports, as Verizon has argued for the past couple of years.
It's also a win for ADVA Optical Networking (Frankfurt: ADV) , which provides the optical transport that goes with the PTX. (See OFC/NFOEC 2011: Juniper OEMs an ADVA Box.)
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.263.481 von Raunzer am 08.06.12 10:54:13Tja, heute sehen wir wieder einmal wie es aussieht wenn ohne bestimmten Grund geworfen wird. Ach ja, wir haben ja noch die Eurokrise.
Und wir haben Bedenken ob uns Herr Protiva wieder negativ überrascht.
Nach dem unerwarteten Ergebniseinbruch Anfang 2011 ist man wohl gut beraten vorsichtig zu sein.
Vielleicht besser nicht so viel Adva im Depot halten.
Wie oft wurde hier schon eine Margen- und Gewinnsteigerung versprochen (Skaleneffekte
:laugh
Und wir haben Bedenken ob uns Herr Protiva wieder negativ überrascht.
Nach dem unerwarteten Ergebniseinbruch Anfang 2011 ist man wohl gut beraten vorsichtig zu sein.
Vielleicht besser nicht so viel Adva im Depot halten.
Wie oft wurde hier schon eine Margen- und Gewinnsteigerung versprochen (Skaleneffekte
:laugh
Tja, heute sehen wir wieder einmal wie es aussieht wenn ohne bestimmten Grund geworfen wird. Ach ja, wir haben ja noch die Eurokrise.
Mfg
Mfg
...die Investoren steigen ein wenn der Markt wieder dreht !!!
...wir Menschen sind vom Herdentrieb geprägt und das sehen wir auch immer wieder an der Börse !!!
...wir Menschen sind vom Herdentrieb geprägt und das sehen wir auch immer wieder an der Börse !!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.256.318 von washington66 am 06.06.12 16:15:12Ja, hab ich auch gelesen. Die Frage ist vielmehr wann wird die Netzwerkbranche wieder ein breites Investoreninteresse erlangen?
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MfG
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.256.318 von washington66 am 06.06.12 16:15:12Eventuell auch der Grund, warum die "Erholung" bei Adva im Vergleich zu anderen TechDax Werten, etwas "vorsichtiger" verläuft...
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