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Micas Networks Addresses Network Democratization, Previews Open Networking’s Future at OCP 2023

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Tuesday, October 17, 2023
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OCP will also serve as a preview for the launch of Micas’ new, next-generation network switch – the industry’s first 51.2 Tbps (51.2T) co-packaged optics (CPO) switch system.

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  • OCP will also serve as a preview for the launch of Micas’ new, next-generation network switch – the industry’s first 51.2 Tbps (51.2T) co-packaged optics (CPO) switch system.
  • OCP attendees will get a sneak peek at this new Micas network switch, which is based on a Broadcom 51.2T Bailly CPO switch device and supports SONiC and other open networking systems.
  • Micas offers a full lineup of products, which includes high-performance, power-efficient data center switches; cutting-edge network operating system; transceivers and cables.
  • Demonstration includes Micas 128x100G switch M2-W6920-4S, Micas OOB switch M2-S6000-48GT4, Micas 32x100G switch M2-W6920-32QC2X, and Micas 64x400G switch M2-S6930-64QC.

Cloud-based Solution Provider 2600Hz Chooses Pica8 For Their Data Centers

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Thursday, July 14, 2022
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PALO ALTO, Calif., July 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- 2600Hz is a telecom services provider delivering cloud communications solutions to MSPs, ISPs, and telecom resellers. 2600Hz's platform KAZOO modernizes how businesses provide communications services to their customers. Whether it be voice, mobile, video, fax or SMS, 2600Hz simplifies and opens the cryptic black box of telecom.

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  • Whether it be voice, mobile, video, fax or SMS, 2600Hz simplifies and opens the cryptic black box of telecom.
  • 2600Hz had standardized on Edgecore equipment with Cumulus Linux before NVIDIA acquired Cumulus and stopped supporting Broadcom.
  • Upgrading to a Pica8 solution allowed 2600Hz to retain their hardware system of choice, and enabled a logical path to upgrade for future expansion.
  • Pica8 spine/leaf software switches are deployed using Edgecore Open Network Platform in three Data Centers: New Jersey, Chicago and Sunnyvale
    2600Hz uses PicOS in both Top-of-Rack (TOR) and aggregation switches.

FS Expands Its Portfolio with 25G, 40G, 100G, and 400G Data Center Switches

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Friday, July 1, 2022
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FS.COM, a high-speed communication solution provider for data centers, enterprises, and telecom networks, introduces a series of data center switches with speeds of 10G, 25G, 40G, 100G, and 400G, aiming to target data center networks with different sizes.

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  • FS.COM, a high-speed communication solution provider for data centers, enterprises, and telecom networks, introduces a series of data center switches with speeds of 10G, 25G, 40G, 100G, and 400G, aiming to target data center networks with different sizes.
  • On such a basis, FS, one of the leading high-speed communication solution providers, expands a series of data center leaf and spine switches to meet the demand for 10/25/40/100G and 400G switching.
  • These switch portfolios are high-performance leaf and spine switches designed for enterprise branch, campus, and data center networks.
  • FS data center switches are introduced to address such demands of users.