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To: Ibexx who wrote (1675)10/23/2001 11:26:08 AM
From: Ibexx  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1805
 
Radlan Expands Its Solutions for Metro Access With AMCC Network Processor Partnership
BUSINESS WIRE, 10/23/2001 8:11:00 AM


SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct 23, 2001 (BUSINESS WIRE) --

Radlan and AMCC Demonstrate Fully Integrated Routing System Solutions for Network Processor-Based Platforms at NPC

Radlan Inc. (www.radlan.com), the leading provider of embedded networking system solutions, and Applied Micro Circuits Corp. (Nasdaq:AMCC), a leader in high-bandwidth silicon connectivity solutions for the world's optical networks, today announced their joint demonstration at the Network Processor Conference of a fully integrated metro access and service provider system solution for network processor-based platforms.

With this partnership, Radlan announces immediate support for AMCC's nP3400 network processor (NPU) and follow-on support for members of AMCC's nP7000 family of high-speed NPUs including the nP7250 OC-48c Network Processor and the recently announced nP7510 10 Gbps Network Processor for OC-192c Packet Over SONET (POS), ATM and 10 Gigabit Ethernet applications.

Radlan, which already delivers its long-established OpENS(TM) embedded networking solution for the merchant ASIC market, now extends its technology and professional services to vendors seeking the broader systems design advantages of network processors.

A demonstration of the initial joint solution -- including Radlan's OpENS(TM) routing and graphical user interface (GUI) management software running on an AMCC nP Workbench-3400 reference and development system -- will be on display in AMCC's booth at this week's Network Processor Conference in San Jose.

Radlan's pre-integrated embedded networking system (OpENS(TM)) provides a portfolio of fabless-system solutions for multiservice switches, offering features such as edge routing, bandwidth provisioning and QoS, content switching, security and access control.

Additionally, Radlan offers a complete development and testing environment specifically designed for software integration with AMCC's NPU family. Radlan will also offer a selection of reference designs integrating OpENS with AMCC's network processors, traffic managers and switch fabrics. These reference designs will enable OEMs to significantly speed the development and release of multiservice switches and metro edge routers.

Radlan's professional services, based on decades of systems integration experience, will assist customers with complex system design and integration and in meeting mission-critical time-to-market demands.

"Radlan is responding to the great increase in demand for feature-rich switches in the metro access market," said Yoram Valent, president of Radlan Inc.

"OpENS effectively merges together a collection of hardware and software components to create high-end network systems. Vendors using the pre-integrated Radlan/AMCC system solution will be able to assemble a multiservice access switch in as little as six to nine months."

"By meshing their proven OpENS networking and management software code base with AMCC's nPsoft(TM) Development Environment, Radlan enables our network equipment vendor customers to get to market even faster with fewer resources, allowing each OEM to focus on its own unique value-adds," said Robin Melnick, director of software product management for AMCC's Switching and Network Processing Group.

"The Radlan/AMCC partnership exemplifies our continuing commitment to offer our customers complete, effective time-to-market solutions."

Radlan's target markets include Enterprise LAN, Broadband and Metro Access, as well as emerging Storage and Server Switches markets, which can benefit greatly from Radlan's packet switching know-how and expertise.

Core Technologies

The OpENS platform is composed of four highly integrated components:

1. Op-ROS -- The Routing Operating System is a generic
software package that allows for quick integration with a
variety of communication chips, network processors, CPUs
and RTOSes
2. Op-IDS -- The Integrated Development and Simulation
environment combined with enhanced testing tools makes it
easy for vendors to integrate with custom designs and
applications
3. Op-RTG -- The Regression Testing Generator offers more
than 2,500 predefined scenarios for routing and networking
functional testing
4. Op-NMS -- The Network Management System is a JAVA-based,
customizable management application
About Radlan

Radlan recently won a top position on the prestigious Deloitte & Touche "Israel Technology Fast 50" list. With more than 400 companies competing, the Technology Fast 50 recognizes the 50 fastest-growing technology companies in Israel.
Radlan is leading the new wave of fabless-systems providers -- offering extensive system design and software integration services to leading suppliers of Enterprise and Broadband Access communication products.

Radlan has more than a decade of networking experience in design and integration of advanced routing and switching systems. More than 80 percent of the company's employees are engineers experienced in ASIC-based networking software and complete system development.

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Ibexx



To: Ibexx who wrote (1675)10/23/2001 11:36:28 AM
From: Taro  Respond to of 1805
 
these guys have a huge design-win at Siemens with their major SL-64 MAN program with the former MMC, now AMCC NPU chip-set used as the main switch fabric. Siemens evaluated the MMC solution and finally backed by the AMCC acquisition made the decision to use it.