The nation's largest telco today claimed success for delivering a key part of its internal technology transformation -- a new AU$1.5 billion Internet Protocol-based (IP) network core dubbed "Next IP".

Networking giants Ericsson and Cisco have announced working together on virtualising the core network of Vodafone Australia in an effort to replace its fixed functionality systems with virtualised ...

In many organizations the core network is taken for granted, largely because Cisco Systems Inc., the preeminent enterprise network vendor, has built expansion headroom into its Catalyst 6500 switches, ...

O2 Telefónica and Ericsson have signed an extension to their existing core network partnership. In an announcement, Ericsson said the next stage of the partnership will "launch the next evolutionary ...

SAN MATEO, Calif. — A pair of networking-silicon vendors have become polar opposites in their choice of a path to recovery. Applied Micro Circuits Corp. vowed last week to continue its push to deliver ...

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The PTX platform combines these approaches in the same box and is not designed as a router at all. Juniper wants to relegate routers to the edges of the network and devote the PTX chassis to switching ...