A large US service provider was under considerable pressure to reduce capital and operating expenses for a large deployment in their edge network.
University in a mid-size Midwestern city awarded Champion ONE their 10G, 40G, and 100G optical transceiver business from an RFP issued as part of a network upgrade.
A service provider based in a large Midwestern city needed a new solution for a brownfield application. Their existing equipment was operating at capacity, and was rapidly approaching the end-of-life deadline.
A data services provider in the Southeastern United States was faced with a serious time crunch. They needed to deploy greenfield services for one of their long-time customers by the end of November.
The international airport that serves a large Midwestern metropolitan area is planning a large-scale new terminal build.
An independent service provider was leasing space in a retail data center. They anticipated their future growth would mean incurring high annual fees for additional cross-connects between suites within the data center.
One of the nation’s leading health care systems experienced rapid growth through acquisition of other local hospitals and medical centers.
TEC, a service provider based in the Southeast US, was in need of a DC-powered 10G network switch to add network redundancy for high availability and efficiency in a cluster system. The switches from their network
A prominent southeastern college, one of the largest US universities by enrollment, were longtime users of Champion ONE optical transceivers with their Avaya equipment…
Martin Health, a top-ranked nonprofit hospital system along Florida’s Atlantic coast, was beginning to feel the pressure of bandwidth constraints between two hospitals, roughly 32km apart.
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