NEC and Telefonica have announced the launch of Telefonica’s IP Network Fusion Project for digital network transformation in the Chilean market.
NEC and infrastructure vendor partner Juniper Networks have partnered to implement the project with product solutions and system integration capabilities.
Telefonica designed the IP Fusion Network Project as a platform for incorporating services into a single network infrastructure, offering advanced communications services and transforming the customer experience for mobile, residential and business services.
This project requires network capacity to be expanded by implementing more than 170 nodes nationwide, guaranteeing the successful migration of customer services and assuring the maintenance of contracted service-level agreements (SLAs). Also, the project requires the implementation of an SDN solution that can control each of the devices from different providers in the network, as well as the design and operation of a seamless MPLS.
Several Juniper Networks technologies have been used to tackle project challenges: a homogeneous end-to-end platform based on Juniper MX-Series technology (MX2000, MX960), plus Juniper’s Node Slicing technology to make the network more efficient.
Shigeru Okuya, SVP, NEC
Our global alliance with Juniper provides NEC with intimate knowledge of the Juniper platforms and technology that will be essential to the success of the Fusion project.
Cayetano Carbajo, Director of Core, Transport and Platform, Telefonica
The new IP Network Fusion will be fully prepared for enabling the development of 5G networks.
