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Japan's Largest Optic Network Adopts Hitachi's GS4000 IPv6 Gigabit Switch Series
Posted by: Jordi on Monday, May 10, 2004 - 10:24 PM
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Hitachi Information & Telecommunication Systems Division announced May 7 that its GS4000 Series of IPv6 gigabit switches has been adopted into Japan Gigabit Network II (JGNII), Japan's largest optical-fiber telecommunications network for universities and research institutions.
Used as the core switching device for JGNII, the GS4000 is equipped with a number of 10Gbps Ethernet ports, and delivers a maximum switching capacity of 640Gbps.

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