LAS VEGAS, NV (Avaya ENGAGE, booth #363) – Feb. 13, 2017 – #FatPipe® Networks, the inventor of software-defined networks for wide area connectivity and hybrid WANs, today announced it is demonstrating an integrated #SDN (Software Defined Networking) fabric feature with #SDWAN (Software Defined WAN) for networking and unified communications at Avaya ENGAGESM in Las Vegas, Feb. 12-15. In partnership with #Avaya, FatPipe has integrated its SD-WAN hybrid networking products with the fabric-based Avaya SDN FxTM architecture featuring Avaya Fabric Connect, which already supports data centers and branch offices worldwide. Together, FatPipe’s SD-WAN technology and Avaya SDN Fx help drive simplicity and agility across the entire network to ensure high-quality, real-time unified communications, providing a single source for a converged solution. At the event in booth #363, FatPipe is demonstrating the future of networking with a single, integrated and simplified SDN and SD-WAN approach that can deliver applications and data across all-encompassing network architectures, including all cloud models, in addition to new fabric features, which enable a simplified deployment of a unified data center to the desktop at the branch network. “FatPipe’s seamless fabric integration demonstrates the growing need for our customers to deliver SDN-level agility, speed and control across the entire network,” said Fabrizio Fiori, Avaya’s global director for enterprise business solutions, IoT & SDN. “Additionally, FatPipe’s ability to conduct unprecedented voice failover is a great value to our customers who rely on superior voice call quality to conduct business.”
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Avaya, FatPipe Hook Up for Pre-Integrated SDN, SD-WAN
#Avaya and #FatPipe Networks revealed July 18 that they will combine expertise to build data center software defined networking ( #SDN ) and software defined WAN (SD-WAN) packages into a single solution for networking and unified communications. The two companies in a joint statement claimed that this will become the first pre-integrated SDN and SD-WAN enterprise solution of its kind. Most deployments of this kind are worked up as needed on an ad-hoc basis within IT departments. @FatPipe Networks, founded in 1989, develops wide-area network products to corporations and government offices. The company’s core technology is router clustering, which enables data transfer through multiple lines, multiple internet service providers, and backbones over WANs with re-assembly of data streams.
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