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Telenor Group Picks NEC to Lead Transport Network Upgrade Along with Juniper & Infinera

Telenor Group Picks NEC to Lead Transport Network Upgrade Along with Juniper & Infinera Image Credit: Telenor

Telenor Group has signed an agreement with leading transport systems solution vendors led by NEC. Under the new contract, NEC, Juniper Networks and Infinera will provide IP transport routers and wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) optical communications equipment to the Telenor Group's 13 worldwide operations to handle the ever increasing volume of traffic and content over their networks. NEC is the end-to-end, turnkey solution provider for the project. 

As the system integrator, NEC will supply all major aspects of the operator's transport network, including microwave, IP routers and optical and will manage the delivery, installation and commission of equipment. NEC said that it has supported Telenor Group's successful rollout of 3G and 4G mobile services across the globe as a global supplier of microwave communications systems since 2006. 

Takayuki Morita, executive vice president, NEC Corporation
Today's announcement further reinforces our 30-year plus relationship with Telenor that started when NEC provided satellite communications systems to the operator in the 1980s. NEC, together with its partners Juniper Networks and Infinera, are fully committed to helping Telenor maintain its competitive edge through the provision of highly-reliable, market-leading transport network solutions.

Vince Molinaro, executive vice president, Juniper Networks
The continued expansion of cloud computing and the mobile Internet has caused an explosion of new devices, traffic and content that require intelligent, high performance networks to power and manage them. Juniper Networks is committed to working with our strategic partners, like NEC, to deliver unprecedented levels of network performance, automation and scale that will meet the growing demands placed on IT infrastructures.

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