Tata Communications today announced the integration of its India infrastructure into its Next Generation Ethernet (NGE) network architecture.
The integration is taking place across 11 Indian cities, covering New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Gurgaon, Pune, Hyderabad, Kochi, Noida, Ahmedabad and Kolkata.
The in-country nodes for connecting the carrier’s domestic NGE network with its international backbone are in Mumbai and Chennai.
The new NGE network will provide industry-leading network services forboth service providers and enterprises, enabling higher speed, enhanced security and improved troubleshooting capabilities.
The company will also be launching an enhanced multipoint service, burstability with usage-based billing together with a dedicated Ethernet service that can scale from 1,000 – 10,000 Meg in 500 Meg increments.
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16 Comments on "Tata Communication Launches Next-Generation Ethernet Network in India"
Tata should first expand their coverage area in rural places.
Internet Speed is Increasing World Over upto 10 times the Current Speed at the same Subscription Charges.
Friend in Winnipeg , Canada is getting 50Mbps of Downloading Speed in just 2500 in Indian Currency
@sameer
This is funny. Most of this will never be for us! It’s only for HUGE companies or Enterprise only. It won’t save anytime. It’s just an alternative for existing technologies (hopefully cheaper and better).
Heck most of this will be used by TATA for it’s internal purposes. That is what is meant by “The in-country nodes for connecting the carrier’s domestic NGE network with its international backbone are in Mumbai and Chennai.”
@sri
You are correct. This is not for home or even small or medium companies. Only for huge Enterprises.