In October 2009, Juniper introduced a new silicon chipset, Junos Trio, which dramatically transforms quality of end-user experience and business economics for service providers worldwide. Before introducing the Junos Trio chipset and associated products to the market, Juniper asked the European Advanced Networking Test Center (EANTC) to validate the capabilities of the Junos Trio chipset as embodied in the Juniper Networks® MX80 3D Universal Edge Router and the new 16x10GbE line card. This post summarizes the results of this test Read more...
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