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Corvis steht zwar wie alle optischen Netzwerker gerade mal wieder sehr schlecht da, aber es gibt auch wieder Hoffnung. Wenn es nach den Wahlen wieder richtig los geht - bei Corvis wird es auch los gehen. Corvis und Juniper haben 10 Gbit/s IP Daten über eine rein optische Strecke übertragen. Erfolgreich versteht sich. Nun ist Juniper ja auch nicht irgendwer, und die testen ihre Systeme mit denen von Corvis. Nachtigall, ich hör dir trapsen. Ein Interoperabilitätstest ist zwar noch keine verkaufsfertige Anwendung, aber er wird potentielle Kunden aufhörchen lassen, die etwas suchen, was schon funktioniert und nicht erst beim Kunden ausreifen muss. Und ich denke, Corvis liefert keine Bananenprodukte, die erst beim Kunden gelb und süß werden. Hier die good news noch mal in Ausländisch: >>>>> COLUMBIA, Md., Nov 6, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Corvis Corporation (NASDAQ: CORV), a leader in delivering intelligent all-optical networking solutions, and Juniper Networks, Inc., (NASDAQ: JNPR), a leading provider of next-generation IP infrastructure systems, today announced the successful completion of interoperability testing between 10 Gbps (OC-192c) all-optical and IP networking layers. The successful testing marks a significant milestone in delivering higher speed and greater capacity network capabilities to carriers. "The only way carriers can keep up with the tremendous growth of traffic is the combination of IP and optical networking," said Tom Gray, President, Network Services for FLAG Telecom. "The interoperability of OC-192c equipment demonstrated by Corvis and Juniper, two of the industry`s pioneering companies, provides a roadmap of how to grow capacity while enabling new broadband services and applications." The interoperability test included the successful transmission of 10 Gbps between Corvis` ultra long reach, all-optical transport system and Juniper Networks` M160(TM) Internet backbone router. As part of the test, the M160(TM) router routed OC-192c data to Corvis` transport equipment, which, in turn, transmitted the data over an all-optical, 3,200 km mixed fiber type link with zero packet loss. "Our customers require simple, highly scalable IP network solutions that deliver wirespeed 10 Gbps services across their optical backbones. Full interoperability between IP routers and DWDM equipment is essential for successful data transfer across these infrastructures," said Carl Showalter, Vice President of Marketing for Juniper Networks. "Multi-terabit IP networks are experiencing exponential traffic growth rates," said Dr. David Huber, President and CEO of Corvis. "This integrated solution for transmitting high bandwidth services up to OC-192c capacity allows Corvis and Juniper to offer service providers a more efficient way to scale their networks." The Juniper Networks M160(TM) Internet backbone router is the first router to support 10-Gbps OC-192c/STM-64 circuits, greatly simplifying capacity planning and administration of rapidly growing networks. The Corvis system is the first to provide OC-192c long haul and ultra-long haul capability, as well as the first to provide 2.4 Terabit capacity, all-optical switching and integrated network management solutions required to deliver a broad range of services across an all-optical network and efficiently interconnect OC-192c Internet backbone routers. <<<<< Also, ohne viel Euphorie könnte man wenigstens sagen: Klingt vielversprechend Es werden wieder gute Kurse kommen. Auch für Corvis. Optician |
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| Autor (Datum des Eintrages): | Optician (07.11.00 17:31:45) |
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