Security News > 2021 > July > UfiSpace releases S9600 series open aggregation routers for broadband and mobile operator networks
UfiSpace launched its S9600 series open aggregation routers based on Broadcom's Qumran2c silicon.
"With our previous open disaggregated solutions for the cell site, core and edge networks, service providers were able to foster innovation, reduce vendor lock-in and obtain better TCO synergies within their network," says UfiSpace CEO, Vincent Ho. "We are excited to provide our customers with even more benefits by enabling open disaggregation for their aggregation network as well."
These open aggregation routers will provide service providers with several options to cover a wide range of use cases including Telecom Infra Project's OpenBNG, which calls for the capability of aggregating up to 128K subscribers.
"We are glad to see UfiSpace releasing their new router platforms as part of TIP's Disaggregated Open Routers and OpenBNG initiatives. Disaggregated Routers not only enable the evolution to high-capacity networks for 5G, but also allows the integration with current deployments. These platforms will provide a solution to help overcome the most relevant challenges presently faced today by operators when deploying fixed access and mobile services," said David Hutton, Chief Engineer of TIP. Utilizing the Qumran2c silicon, the S9600 series is able to provide up to 4.8Tbps of capacity and supports low power high bandwidth packet memory, which provides 160x more buffering than on-chip memory.
"We are delighted to collaborate with UfiSpace and support their S9600 open aggregation routers enabled with Segment Routing-MPLS and SRv6 capabilities. This allows us to enable massive flexibility and scale of network services as we deliver simple, scalable, seamless solutions for carrier ethernet, 5G mobile, edge, and access router markets," said Keyur Patel, co-founder and CTO, Arrcus.
"With the new IP Infusion FAST turnkey solution that combines our OcNOS networking operating system with UfiSpace's S9600 Aggregation Router Series, service providers can kick start their disaggregated networks faster," said Atsushi Ogata, President and CEO of IP Infusion.
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