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Juniper 7000 vs. Larch Networks Data Center Switches

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    Juniper 7000

    Score10 out of 10
    N/AJuniper 7000 or the BTI Series, now from Juniper Networks since they acquired BTI Systems in late 2016, consists of a number of platforms that address the packet optical transport and Ethernet access requirements of metro and cloud-based networks. Many of the BTI series products are now end of life and end of support. However, products are still available through resellers. The BTI7000 series (e.g. BTI7020, BTI7200, etc) competed with Cisco NCS, notably the NCS 1000 series products.N/A

    Larch Networks Data Center Switches

    N/AN/ALarch Networks designs and provides full set of devices for the datacenter: 10-Gigabit based devices for a small corporate Data Center TOR switches with 10/25Gbps downlinks and 100Gbps uplinksLEAF/SPINE switches with 400Gbit cross-links and 12.8Tbps total performance EBOF high-performance storage systems.N/A
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