OcNOS network operating system enables a highly flexible
and scalable network with quick time-to-market
SANTA CLARA, Calif., October 5, 2021– IP Infusion, a leading provider of network disaggregation solutions for telecom and data communications operators, today announced that Diggio, an Internet Service Provider for small- and medium-sized businesses located in Texas, has selected IP Infusion’s OcNOS® network operating system, coupled with Edgecore Networks hardware, to expand Diggio’s network while benefiting from network disaggregation.
Diggio needed to deploy new Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) peer routers, which enables the Internet to exchange routing information between autonomous systems, with industry standard capabilities in a co-location environment. The Texas-based ISP will be using the OcNOS solution with Edgecore AS5916-54KXS for BGP peering for its SD-WAN bonded Internet services. They will combine multiple Internet services into a single connection for faster data throughput and zero downtime. The OcNOS-Edgecore platform allows Diggio to expand its 10G connectivity service to 100G in the future.
IP Infusion’s carrier-grade disaggregated networking solutions allow network operators to create innovative services and accelerate new revenue streams. Its validated network operating system, combined with the choice of best-of-breed hardware, supports a diverse range of networking use cases. With IP Infusion’s advanced support services, network operators can migrate seamlessly to an end-to-end disaggregated networking solution that delivers lower Total Cost of Ownership.
“After our in-depth analysis for a disaggregated network solution, the decision to select IP Infusion was easy, plus the whole implementation process has been pain free,” said Tanner Smith, Chief Executive Officer for Diggio. “In addition to lowering our total cost of ownership, the on-boarding process for the IP Infusion solution was simple and easy thanks to very complete documentation, industry-de-facto command-line interface. In fact, we haven’t even had to contact their support services. Due to the success of this deployment, we plan to expand this model to other cities throughout the U.S.”
“Diggio is another company in a growing list of Internet Service Providers who are wanting to take the disaggregated network approach without relying on traditional networks to have more control over their network and deliver innovative services for their customers. They are proving that it doesn’t have to be a complicated and stressful process,” said Atsushi Ogata, President and CEO of IP Infusion. “IP Infusion is significantly increasing their ability to create innovative services and to accelerate more revenue while making them more agile and scalable than their competitors.”
“We are pleased to work with Diggio and IP Infusion on this disaggregated networking solution. Our best-in-class peering router design coupled with IP Infusion’s OcNOS allowed Diggio to expand its network capacity seamlessly and take advantage of the benefits of open networking, including technology choice and lower total cost of ownership. Edgecore Networks provide open networking solutions for a wide range of use cases including optical, data center, service provider, and enterprise networks,” said Heimdall Siao, President, Edgecore Networks.
OcNOS is the industry’s first full-featured modular extensible network OS for white box open networking solutions offering advanced capabilities that include extensive switching and routing support ranging from MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching), PTP (Precision Timing Protocol) and APIs/protocols for SDN (Software Defined Networking). OcNOS features hybrid, centralized or distributed network support; scalable, modular high-performance network; and a robust data plane built on merchant silicon.
About IP Infusion
IP Infusion is a leading provider of open network software and solutions for carriers, service providers and data center operators with over 500 customers and thousands of deployments. Our solutions enable network operators to disaggregate their networks to accelerate innovation, streamline operations, and reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). Network OEMs may also disaggregate network devices to expedite time to market, offer comprehensive services, and achieve carrier grade robustness.
IP Infusion is headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., and is a wholly owned and independently operated subsidiary of ACCESS CO., LTD. Additional information can be found at http://www.IPInfusion.com.
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