EvoNet selects OcNOS to replace legacy technology and to be a central role in their network expansion within South Africa and beyond
SANTA CLARA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–IP Infusion, a leading provider of network disaggregation solutions for telecom and data communications operators, today announced that EvoNet, an Internet Service Provider in South Africa, has selected its OcNOS® network operating system as their preferred technology for future network expansion in South Africa and across the African continent, replacing existing legacy technologies.
In 2020, EvoNet decided to invest in disaggregated network technology to support their future growth throughout South Africa and the rest of the African continent. As a tier 1 operator, they needed a partner with a proven track record and a powerful, feature-rich software stack for their Edgecore Network’s routing and switching network. Bandwidth demands have scaled substantially over the years, but 2020 brought about unexpected
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IP Infusion, a leading provider of network disaggregation solutions for telecom and data communications operators, today announced that EvoNet, an Internet Service Provider in South Africa, has selected its OcNOS® network operating system as their preferred technology for future network expansion in South Africa and across the African continent, replacing existing legacy technologies.
In 2020, EvoNet decided to invest in disaggregated network technology to support their future growth throughout South Africa and the rest of the African continent. As a tier 1 operator, they needed a partner with a proven track record and a powerful, feature-rich software stack for their Edgecore Network’s routing and switching network. Bandwidth demands have scaled substantially over the years, but 2020 brought about unexpected changes in user behavior which needed to be supported by their infrastructure today and in the
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