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Home » Vivace Signs Service Agreement with Fujitsu Network Communications

Vivace Signs Service Agreement with Fujitsu Network Communications

February 23, 2003
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Fujitsu Network Communications will provide engineering, furnishing and installation (EF&I) services for carriers deploying Vivace Networks’ MultiService IP switches. Vivace said that the agreement positions it to support the demands of top-tier carriers nationwide. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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  • Vivace Networks’ Multiservice IP switches are designed for delivering native Frame Relay, ATM, Ethernet and IP services. The Vivace platform, which is already in deployment by a Tier 1 US carrier, uses five custom ASICs to provide deterministic Layer 2 switching and “hard�? QoS with Layer 3 routing at 10 Gbps rates. The system’s deep packet processing tracks millions of carrier-defined customer flows and provides service differentiation down to the application layer.
  • Vivace’s flagship Viva5100 switch scales to 320 Gbps of full-duplex switching in half of a 7 foot rack. A multi-chassis system could scale up to 256 customer ports at 10 Gbps. The company is also shipping a Viva1050 model with 16 Gbps of port density and measuring 3 rack units in height.

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