New York, March 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report "Global Enterprise Router Market – Analysis By Router (Core, Edge, Others), Type (Fixed, Modular), ...

HSINCHU, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Edgecore Networks, the leader in open networking solutions, today announces the release of an innovative new open router product family. The AS7926-40XKFB 100G ...

Juniper Networks Monday announced a 16-slot core router for service providers that boasts bandwidth of 1.6Tbps, more than twice that of the company’s previous high-end system. Juniper Networks Monday ...

Nokia’s IP routing solutions, including the 7750 Service Router (SR) platforms with FP5 silicon and Deepfield Defender, will be deployed to build a core router mesh network for Stealth’s multi-tenant ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan &#151 China has developed and demonstrated its first high-performance network core router based on the next-generation Internet standard known as IPv6, which the country officially ...

If you're still using your ISP's default wireless router, there's a good chance there are Wi-Fi dead spots in your home. For those of us who are sick of poor performance and frequent drops, now's a ...

The 7950 XRS-20 is a 16Tbps core router that can deliver 80 100GE interfaces in a single rack (claimed to be more than the current norm). It can be upgraded to 7950 XRS-40 and/or multi-chassis ...

ZTE yesterday released the AX5400 Pro router, equipped with a self-developed 12-core main chip. The router adopts an all-black appearance with a spaceship design and all 6 independent antennas can be ...

It's crunch time for Cisco Systems' next-generation core router--the company wants to recover ground lost to rival Juniper Networks. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, ...

The same week Juniper announced its biggest core router to date, Cisco says its whacking big router, the CRS-1 (once know as HFR – we don’t need to spell out that acronym here), has been snapped up by ...

I'm in the process of building my CCNA lab, and could use some advice on a router to choose as a "core." I already have several 2924M-EN switches and a 1760 router, and I plan on adding another 1760 ...