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Home » TIM Brasil Deploys Juniper’s SRX5600 for LTE Security

TIM Brasil Deploys Juniper’s SRX5600 for LTE Security

February 26, 2014
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Telecom Italia Mobile Brasil (TIM) has deployed Juniper’s SRX5600 and 5800 Series Services Gateway for improved performance, scalability and integrated security services across its new LTE network. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Juniper noted that its SRX5600 and 5800 support 450,000 connections per second, up to an industry record-breaking 100 million concurrent user sessions and 300 Gbps throughput. The SRX line cards provide TIM zero downtime performance upgrades by offering both in-service software and hardware upgrades reducing the need for planned downtime.

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