Nokia to upgrade New York Internet Exchange
Nokia and DE-CIX are upgrading the New York Internet Exchange backbone network to 400 Gigabit Ethernet using Nokia's optical technology and a ring topology for enhanced redundancy.
MAIN POINTS
- DE-CIX New York is the largest Internet Exchange in the US north-east region.
- The network upgrade will implement 400 Gigabit Ethernet technology.
- Nokia's optical technology will be used for the upgrade.
- A ring topology will be adopted for redundant interconnections.
TAKEAWAYS
- The upgrade aims to enhance the capacity and reliability of the DE-CIX New York network.
- Nokia's involvement highlights its role in advancing network infrastructure.
- The ring topology design ensures improved network redundancy.
- This upgrade is a significant development in the US north-east's internet infrastructure.