
Swiss banking giant UBS has announced a contract to buy Nortel Networks' Storage Networking Solutions.
By Ben King
Published: 12 February 2001 16:18 GMT
UBS's worldwide data centres will be consolidated into two centres in Zurich, linked by a Nortel optical campus network, based on Nortel's OPTera* Metro 5200 Multiservice Platform.
The platform uses DWDM technology, more commonly used in long-distance carrier networks, to deliver a massive 10Gbs per second per channel to the bank's storage network.
This is Nortel's first announcement of DWDM in a storage or short-distance application.
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