Growing traffic drives RETN to update Eurasia network
12 November 2020
International network service provider, RETN has updated its Eurasian network to accommodate a recent rapid increase in network traffic.
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RETN selects Infinera XT-3300 to scale capacity for international network
9 March 2018
International network service provider RETN is deploying the Infinera XT-3300 and FlexILS to scale network capacity for its large international wholesale and enterprise customer base.
RETN operates a backbone network that spans 33,000km of fibre and connects 34 countries across Europe, Asia and North America. The provider has previously deployed the Infinera DTN-X, XT-500 and Cloud Xpress throughout Europe and Russia. The deployment of the Infinera XT-3300 and FLexILS connects Scandinavian countries to Russia across one of RETN’s main backbone routes.
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