SAN JOSE, Calif., April 24 /PRNewswire/ -- IP Infusion, an ACCESS Company and provider of leading intelligent network software solutions powering communications equipment for packet-based Next Generation Networks (NGN), today announced it has successfully integrated its ZebOS Advanced Routing Suite (ARS) with Media Global Links' MD10000 IP Video Router to provide Layer 2 switching for a first-of-its-kind video routing solution to be installed at Fuji TV's new network operations center in Tokyo, Japan. The new network operations center will make Fuji TV the world's first television station to deploy a fully IP-based internal and external video routing solution. Media Global Links' MD10000 with ZebOS will become the world's largest IP video router in a single chassis. The system will handle both conventional video streams and advanced media files of many types, including next generation MXF files increasingly used in high-quality video production.
IP Infusion's ZebOS Advanced Routing Suite (ARS) is a scalable, robust and standards-based Layer 2 and Layer 3 carrier-class switching and routing software solution that allows OEMs and ODMs to rapidly add networking capabilities to their new or existing lines of communications products. The ZebOS ARS platform-independent architecture enables equipment manufacturers to choose from an impressive array of protocols and solutions to add to their equipment offerings.
The Media Global Links' MD10000 non-blocking Ethernet switch with 160 10Gbit/s ports is the centerpiece of Fuji TV's IP/Ethernet network and will convey high definition video and data streams between studios, data centers, control rooms and sites of live action. This network is capable of switching up to 800 uncompressed HDTV video streams simultaneously.
"We are pleased to have worked closely with Media Global Links to bring the MD10000 IP Video Router to market," said Koichi Narasaki, president and CEO of IP Infusion. "It is a powerful proof point of the architectural strength of ZebOS and its scalability to address bleeding-edge requirements in the areas of carrier-class Ethernet, high availability and IPv4 and IPv6 multicasting. It was also a demonstration of our ability to complement our product offering with professional services that further accelerate time-to- market and feature agility for our customers, enabling Media Global Links to deliver a highly secure and reliable transport system satisfying broadcasters' stringent requirements."
About IP Infusion
IP Infusion delivers advanced software solutions that power communications equipment for packet-based Next Generation Networks (NGN). With a unique modular architecture and the industry's broadest suite of communication protocols, IP Infusion enhances product differentiation and market agility for many of the world's leading network equipment vendors. Incorporated in Delaware in October 1999, IP Infusion is headquartered in San Jose, California, and is a wholly owned and independently-operated subsidiary of ACCESS CO., LTD., of Tokyo, Japan. For more information about IP Infusion, please visit http://www.ipinfusion.com/.
About Media Global Links
Media Global Links Co., Ltd. (MGL), headquartered in Kawasaki, Japan, is a leading developer and manufacturer of broadcast network infrastructure technology. Since its establishment in 1993, MGL has accumulated expertise in broadcast and telecommunications technologies by providing a high performance, technically advanced product lineup that serves a wide variety of customer needs in broadcasting and telecommunications. MGL is a public company (Securities Code: 6659) listed on the JASDAQ Securities Exchange of Japan. Media Global Links Co. Ltd. is the parent company of Media Links, Inc.
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