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IP Core Network Intelligence Overview Video Data Sheet
Discover the industry forces that drive the shift toward intelligent core networks. (3:11 min)
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IP Core Network Intelligence Overview
Discover the industry forces that drive the shift toward intelligent core networks. (3:11 min)
IP over DWDM transports networks to the Zettabyte Era
Pioneering IP over dense wavelength-division multiplexing (DWDM) technology from Cisco continues to innovate, and deliver the service flexibility, scalability and increased resiliency that enable carriers to capitalize on increasingly bandwidth-intensive and complex applications driven by Web 2.0 and collaborative business services.
> Learn MoreSimplify Network Architectures and Support Next-Generation Services
With customers demanding advanced services, such as video, voice, VPNs, and IP-rich media, in addition to traditional connectivity services, your network may already be evolving to an IP Next-Generation Network. Your efforts are focused on simplifying your POP architectures, reducing capital and operating expenses, delivering current services more efficiently, and building the capability to support tomorrow's new, bandwidth-intensive broadband services. Cisco Carrier IP/MPLS routing solutions can help meet your business, technical, and operational goals.
Cisco CRS-1 Carrier Routing System
The Cisco CRS-1, with up to 92 Tbps of switching capacity, provides core IP/MPLS routing capabilities for converged packet infrastructures. CRS-1 leverages IOS XR, the industry's first fully distributed operating system, to deliver unparalleled scalability, continuous system operation, and unprecedented service flexibility. These qualities allow you to scale a single system to handle the massive demands of new services such as video while simultaneously consolidating your POP architecture by collapsing your core, peering, and aggregation routing tiers.
Cisco XR 12000 and 12000 Series Routers
Combining the unparalleled innovation of Cisco IOS XR Software with the investment protection of the market-leading Cisco 12000 Series, the new Cisco XR 12000 Series routers help accelerate the service provider evolution to IP Next-Generation Networks, resulting in opportunities to generate new services and revenue. Deployed in small cores or at the multiservice edge, the 12000 series scales from 2.5-Gbps to n x 10-Gbps capacity per slot and offers secure virtualization, continuous system operation, and multiservice scale.
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