DriveNets Network Cloud Now Carries More Than 52% of AT&Ts Core Production Traffic, Leading the Evolution to Open Disaggregated Networks
Summary
AT&T says that more than half of its production traffic is now migrated to its next-gen core routers, which use a distributed disaggregated chassis (DDC) design powered by DriveNets Network Cloud DNOS software. "Being entrusted with AT&Ts core network traffic – and delivering on our performance, reliability and service availability commitments to AT&T– demonstrates our solutions strengths in meeting the needs of the most demanding service providers in the world," said Ido Susan, DriveNets founder and CEO. "KGPCos deployment of DriveNets solution at AT&T shows that the technology can not only scale, but also deliver outstanding results." Founded at the end of 2015 and based in Israel, DriveNets transforms the way service and cloud providers build networks. DriveNets continues to deploy its Network Cloud with Tier 1 operators worldwide and has raised more than $587 million in three funding rounds.
