Nokia Oyj (NYSE:NOK) To Upgrade Core Network for Increased Capacity and DDoS Security

Nokia Oyj (NYSE:NOK) recently revealed that it has been appointed by Stealth Communications to upgrade the New York City-based internet service provider’s metro core network throughout this high-density metropolitan area. Shares raised 1.97% in pre trading session on Monday.

Nokia’s IP routing technologies will be used to construct a core router mesh network for enhanced capacity and scalability, allowing Stealth Communications to provide high-speed 100GE and 400GE services to its multi-tenant building business clients today and in the future.

Through an 80-mile fiber-optic system that connects hundreds of commercial office buildings, Stealth Communications delivers connection services to a diverse client base in enterprise industries such as finance, real estate, education, and government. To boost capacity and scalability inside its network and assure dependability, Stealth is investing in its metro core by deploying 400GE connection. Nokia will deploy its 7750 Service Router (SR) systems, which include its revolutionary FP routing silicon. Nokia 7750 SR-14s core routers with FP5 line cards for future-ready 800GE capability are included in the 7750 SR platforms. The FP4 line cards will be the first to be released.

Nokia will also collaborate with Stealth Communications to use the Nokia 7750 SR-1se and SR-2se to extend the provider’s IP core network to bring 100GE connectivity to its multi-tenant buildings.

Stealth Communications also chose the 7220 Interconnect Router (IXR-D2L) with SR Linux for cost-effective edge aggregation and automation to simplify deployment and management. SR Linux is a ground-breaking open network operating system (NOS) that makes data center infrastructure scalable, flexible and easier to operate.

President and CEO of Stealth Communications, Shrihari Pandit said: “For nearly a decade, Stealth has provided New York City’s businesses with the fastest and most reliable internet service available, all over our own fiber infrastructure. We are eager to grow our network capacity and add flexibility to meet the future needs of our current and prospective customers. Nokia is the right partner to help us do that by providing solutions that offer scale, reliability and DDoS security where it is most needed.”

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Thomas Williams writes related to the Business and Healthcare Category. He manages to cover anything thrown at him owing to his natural inclination towards Business and health. Thomas is our freelance contributor. Thomas is responsible for covering developments in finance and health categories topics.Email: [email protected]Address: 1122 North Cottage Grove, Miles City, MT 59301, USAContact number: 618-680-8300

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