Participates in Multi-Vendor EANTC Showcase at MPLS + SDN + NFV World Congress in Paris
MILAN -Friday, March 24th 2017 [ ME NewsWire ]
(BUSINESS WIRE)-- SIAE MICROELETTRONICA, a leading supplier and innovator of licensed microwave and millimeter-wave solutions announced today its successful completion of IP/MPLS interoperability testing and participation in interoperability showcase organized by EANTC this week at MPLS + SDN + NFV World Congress in Paris, France.
As part of the EANTC interoperability tests taken place in earlier in February, SIAE MICROELETTRONICA has successfully completed interoperability with 3rd party solutions on Bandwidth Notification, Phase/Time Synchronization and Layer3 Microwave MPLS-based services and IP resilience scenarios.
The MPLS-based services were validated between SIAE MICROELETTRONICA Layer3 microwave and those of Aviat Networks and Ericsson, as well as with standalone routers from some of the industry’s most prominent router vendors.
“Integration of IP/MPLS networking functions in our microwave radio further improves operators’ network total cost of ownership business case” says Paolo Galbiati, head of product line management in SIAE MICROELETTRONICA, adding “successfully testing in an renown third party lab our Layer3 solution against major IP/MPLS players in the market, provides to operators the means of extending IP/MPLS services to any microwave connected cell-site.”
At the MPLS + SDN + NFV World Congress in Paris, SIAE MICROELETTRONICA will also run a live demo of its Layer3 microwave radio solution as part of the EANTC showcase.
A whitepaper explaining all the tests and results can be obtained from EANTC at http://www.eantc.de/showcases/
About SIAE MICROELETTRONICA
SIAE MICROELETTRONICA, founded in 1952, is a leader in wireless communication technology. Present in over 26 countries it offers to national and multinational operators advanced technological solutions in microwave and millimetre wave transport, services and design. With in-house advances RF capabilities from design to industrialization SIAE MICROELETTRONICA products bring innovation to the market satisfying the ever-changing market requirements and customers’ needs.
For more information: www.siaemic.com or connect with us on LinkedIn.
About EANTC
EANTC (European Advanced Networking Test Center) is internationally recognized as one of the world’s leading independent test centers for telecommunication technologies. Based in Berlin, Germany, the company offers vendor-neutral consultancy and realistic, reproducible high-quality testing services since 1991. Customers include leading network equipment manufacturers, tier-1 service providers, large enterprises and governments worldwide. EANTC’s proof of concept, acceptance tests and network audits cover established and next-generation fixed and mobile network technologies. http://www.eantc.com
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Contacts
SIAE MICROELETTRONICA
Media Contact:
Fabio Gavioli
marketing@siaemic.com
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MILAN -Friday, March 24th 2017 [ ME NewsWire ]
(BUSINESS WIRE)-- SIAE MICROELETTRONICA, a leading supplier and innovator of licensed microwave and millimeter-wave solutions announced today its successful completion of IP/MPLS interoperability testing and participation in interoperability showcase organized by EANTC this week at MPLS + SDN + NFV World Congress in Paris, France.
As part of the EANTC interoperability tests taken place in earlier in February, SIAE MICROELETTRONICA has successfully completed interoperability with 3rd party solutions on Bandwidth Notification, Phase/Time Synchronization and Layer3 Microwave MPLS-based services and IP resilience scenarios.
The MPLS-based services were validated between SIAE MICROELETTRONICA Layer3 microwave and those of Aviat Networks and Ericsson, as well as with standalone routers from some of the industry’s most prominent router vendors.
“Integration of IP/MPLS networking functions in our microwave radio further improves operators’ network total cost of ownership business case” says Paolo Galbiati, head of product line management in SIAE MICROELETTRONICA, adding “successfully testing in an renown third party lab our Layer3 solution against major IP/MPLS players in the market, provides to operators the means of extending IP/MPLS services to any microwave connected cell-site.”
At the MPLS + SDN + NFV World Congress in Paris, SIAE MICROELETTRONICA will also run a live demo of its Layer3 microwave radio solution as part of the EANTC showcase.
A whitepaper explaining all the tests and results can be obtained from EANTC at http://www.eantc.de/showcases/
About SIAE MICROELETTRONICA
SIAE MICROELETTRONICA, founded in 1952, is a leader in wireless communication technology. Present in over 26 countries it offers to national and multinational operators advanced technological solutions in microwave and millimetre wave transport, services and design. With in-house advances RF capabilities from design to industrialization SIAE MICROELETTRONICA products bring innovation to the market satisfying the ever-changing market requirements and customers’ needs.
For more information: www.siaemic.com or connect with us on LinkedIn.
About EANTC
EANTC (European Advanced Networking Test Center) is internationally recognized as one of the world’s leading independent test centers for telecommunication technologies. Based in Berlin, Germany, the company offers vendor-neutral consultancy and realistic, reproducible high-quality testing services since 1991. Customers include leading network equipment manufacturers, tier-1 service providers, large enterprises and governments worldwide. EANTC’s proof of concept, acceptance tests and network audits cover established and next-generation fixed and mobile network technologies. http://www.eantc.com
View source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170323005108/en/
Contacts
SIAE MICROELETTRONICA
Media Contact:
Fabio Gavioli
marketing@siaemic.com
Permalink : http://www.me-newswire.net/news/3609/en
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