According to the company, The NPT 2714 introduces an advanced orthogonal architecture, combining the best features of modular and fixed systems.
It provides the redundancy and I/O diversity of modular designs while maintaining the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of fixed systems.
As a result, the router is designed to scale, starting as a non-blocking 7.2Tbps system and expanding to 14.4Tbps with an in-service switching card upgrade.
The company also revealed, security is a key feature, with software-driven MACsec (Media Access Security) eliminating hardware dependencies to ensure network-wide protection.
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Meanwhile, the NPT 2507 is a compact, high-capacity router designed for fixed 100G and 400G network configurations. With a 7.2Tbps switching capacity, it supports 40 x 100G and 8 x 400G coherent interfaces.
Additionally, the router is also optimised for efficient traffic aggregation, meeting operational needs while minimising complexity.
Ribbon’s chief operating officer, Sam Bucci, said: “These new routers are a testament to our continued focus on reducing the cost of networking.
“The advanced architecture of the 2714 enables the aggregation of increasing traffic volumes in a true pay-as-you-go fashion, delivering superb performance and outstanding investment protection.”
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