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ZTE raises the stakes in the core router market
Stuart Corner
Sunday, 25 October 2009 03:17
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Chinese vendor, ZTE, has released a new 200tbps core router. According to Ovum it will put substantial pressure on market leaders Cisco and Juniper, who will need to accelerate product development cycles.
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