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Press Release
Laurel Networks Receives Comet Award
Communication Systems Design
Magazine Recognizes Success in Edge Router Market
September 25, 2003 - Pittsburgh, PA
Laurel Networks, Inc., the first provider of high-performance
service edge routers, today announced that the company has been
selected as a 2003 Comet award winner by Communication Systems
Design magazine.
Comet award recipients are chosen by editors
of Communication Systems Design, EE Times and CommsDesign.com.
Award winners share the vision, focus, technology leadership and
risk-taking skills required to become a leader in the communications
industry.
"Laurel Networks has become a key player
in the edge router market," said Patrick Mannion, editor-in-chief
of Communication Systems Design magazine. "In the past year,
the company has added significant functionality to its flagship
ST200 Service Edge Router, acquired multiple service provider
customers and forged strategic partnerships with key vendors."
"Since Laurel's inception, we've focused
on delivering a new class of product to enable scalable services
at the edge of carrier IP/MPLS networks," said Atul Bansal,
president and CEO of Laurel Networks. "This award further
validates our success at making this vision a reality, as service
providers across the globe are using our ST200 to offer next-generation
broadband services, advanced IP VPN services and more."
About the ST200 Service
Edge Router
The ST200 was designed from the
ground up to create profitable data services at the edge of an
IP/MPLS backbone network. With a distributed, edge-optimized architecture
combining Internet class routing, full port-by-port multi-service
capabilities and a sophisticated service management infrastructure,
the ST200 delivers services with unmatched performance, scalability
and flexibility to support current and future service provider
requirements.
About Communication Systems Design
Communication Systems Design (www.commsdesign.com)
is the magazine for engineers and managers involved in the design
and development of communications systems and equipment. The magazine
focuses on the leading-edge wired, optical and wireless technologies
employed in the development of personal, home/soho, enterprise,
and infrastructure systems and equipment. With a qualified circulation
of 30,000 communications engineers and managers, Communication
Systems Design is published by CMP Media LLC, a leading high-tech
media company providing essential information and marketing services
to the entire technology spectrum - the builders, sellers and
users of technology worldwide.
About Laurel Networks
Laurel Networks is leading the
creation of The New Service Delivery Architecture to enable profitable
delivery of data and IP services at the edge of carrier IP/MPLS
networks. Laurel's service edge routers and service management
software are evolving carrier architectures from multiple data
networks to a single packet-switched architecture with minimal
capital investment. Combining carrier-class routing, data switching,
advanced QoS and high availability, Laurel service edge routers
support both routed and switched services. This unmatched service
agility allows carriers to evolve their service portfolio to meet
changing market requirements. Laurel Networks was founded in 1999
and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For more information,
visit www.laurelnetworks.com.
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