Philippine’s InfiniVAN turns to Ribbon to modernize its nationwide backbone
InfiniVAN, a Philippines-based business provider, has tapped Ribbon to help modernize its nationwide backbone.
The provider will leverage Ribbon's NPT IP Routing and Apollo Optical Transport solutions, part of the company's IP Wave portfolio. As a platform that allows providers to build and operate multi-layer data and optical networks, IP Wave solutions fuse optimized hardware and automation software within an open architecture that allows providers to rapidly create and implement new services. One of its key product lines is InfiniVAN Fiber4Business. Under this brand, InfiniVAN offers three main plans: 30 Mbps (SME Plan), 40 Mbps (Premium Plan) and the 100 Mbps (Infini Plan).
InfiniVAN delivers its growing mix of business services delivered via a fully redundant fiber network and backed up by experienced and reliable management as well as technical support team. Some of InfiniVAN’s customers include Hitachi Elevator Phil Corp, The Manila Times and IYUNO Philippines.
"Businesses turn to us for high availability, fully redundant, high-capacity connectivity that is on par with the highest global standards," said Mr. Koji Miyashita, Chairman, InfiniVAN. "Working with Ribbon enabled us to achieve the dual goal of upgrading our network to the newest standards of security, availability and capacity while also gaining a lower Total Cost of Ownership."
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