Hughes Network Systems announced the launch of its newcarrier-grade hub configuration optimized for medium- to large-scale networks.
Employing an efficient systems architecture, the Hughes
HN NOCXT sets a new standard in flexibility and scalability, with numerous
features such as guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) levels for bandwidth
management and acceleration and compression technologies, making it the ideal
solution for service providers and enterprises demanding the best for their
customers.
Operational on 5 continents and supporting over 1 million
broadband terminal sites, the HN System is the most advanced and widely
deployed satellite networking infrastructure in the marketplace, and is fully
compliant with the IP over Satellite (IPoS) global standard the world’s first
to be approved by TIA, ETSI and ITU.
The HN NOCXT is the latest member of the HN family and
the ideal choice to deliver high-speed IP services over satellite, supporting
an expanding range of multi-media, video, data and voice applications.
“Hughes continues to push the envelope by further
developing and optimizing the HN System. As our latest generation hub
configuration, the HN NOCXT comes packed with high capacity and advanced
features from a single rack, making the roll-out of large-scale satellite
broadband networks very cost-effective,” said Robert Feierbach, vice
president of global sales and marketing, International, Hughes.
The HN NOCXT is designed as a compact and efficient
single-rack package that is highly modular and scalable, enabling rapid
provision of any mix of satellite broadband services from a single,
comprehensive platform.
The base configuration of the HN NOCXT can be readily
expanded to accommodate multiple 121 Mbps forward channels and over 70 Mbps of
return channel traffic, all in a single rack.
“Efficiency and flexibility in utilizing satellite
bandwidth are at the core of our HN NOCXT design,” said David Jupin, vice
president, program management, International, Hughes.
The HN NOCXT operates with the latest generation of HN
broadband satellite terminals, including the powerful HN9200 and HN9400.
The HN9400 is a high-performance router with throughput
of up to 60 Mbps over the forward channel and with adaptive LDPC coding on the
return channel; the entire HN family of satellite terminals and routers is
compliant with the global IPoS (IP over Satellite) standard.
By Telecomlead.com Team
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