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KDDI announced that it has started deployment of TIP’s DDBR as the internet gateway peering routers. DDBR carrying live internet traffic will start helping KDDI to reduce the power consumption by about 46% and the rack space by about 40% compared to the traditional routers in KDDI production networks. Traditional routers comprise software, hardware and semiconductor chips chosen by one vendor. On the other hand, this DDBR comprises DriveNets Network Cloud software, hardware (40×100GE line card systems) from Delta Electronics, Inc. , and merchant silicon (Jericho2) from Broadcom, Inc. Only one Jericho2 inside the hardware box has enough capability to fulfill software/hardware features and scalability in KDDI production networks. As a result, DDBR leads to reduce the power consumption, the equipment capital cost and the rack space.

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