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Qwest to Deploy Redback Networks SmartEdge Platform in Next Generation Metro
Optical Networks


Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 5, 2001--

Multi-Year, Multi-Million Dollar Agreement Helps Extend Local
Broadband Services

Redback Networks Inc. (Nasdaq:RBAK), a leading provider of
advanced networking solutions, today announced that Qwest
Communications International Inc. agreed to a multi-year,
multi-million dollar purchase of the Redback(R) SmartEdge(TM) 800.
Qwest plans to deploy the SmartEdge 800 multi-service optical
platform as part of its strategy to enhance and expand local broadband
services for businesses and consumers in key metropolitan markets.
The SmartEdge 800 features high port densities to efficiently
aggregate Internet Protocol (IP) and traditional time division
multiplexing (TDM) traffic, delivering operational efficiencies for
Qwest and simplifying the migration to IP for customers.
"We're pleased to extend our successful relationship with Redback
to accelerate the delivery and enhance the efficiency our IP-based
metropolitan networks," said Augie Cruciotti, Qwest's executive vice
president of national local networks. "We look forward to continuing
our relationship with Redback to further improve service for our
customers."
"Since embarking on the design of the SmartEdge 800, Redback has
strongly believed that a successful metropolitan optical device must
support providers delivering both TDM- as well as IP-based services,"
said Vivek Ragavan, Redback's president and chief executive officer.
"As a result, we are very pleased to be a part of Qwest's all-optical
metro network initiative."
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