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Home » Columbus Networks Upgrades Florida Net to 100G with Coriant

Columbus Networks Upgrades Florida Net to 100G with Coriant

October 29, 2013
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Columbus Networks, which operates the largest subsea multi-ring fiber-optic network connecting the Caribbean, Central America, Mexico and the United States in partnership with CWC Wholesale Solutions, has selected Coriant’s coherent 100G solution to expand its network. The strategic network upgrade will use Coriant’s hiT 7300 intelligent transport platform for multiple 100G optical transmission links in its Florida Transport Network. Financial terms were not disclosed.

“We are pleased to be a strategic partner of Columbus Networks to help them advance the capabilities of their DWDM backbone network with best-in-class 100G technology,” said Herbert Merz, president and CEO, Coriant. “Our revolutionary vision for software-enabled, end-to-end optical networks, combined with a proven heritage of engineering excellence, places Coriant in a unique position to offer compelling customer solutions that deliver immediate CapEx and OpEx savings while future-proofing networks for long-term growth.”

http://www.coriant.com/company/press_release.asp?id=1039

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