IP Infusion, a global leader in open networking software solutions, announced today that Afribone, based in the Republic of Mali in West Africa, is using IP Infusion OcNOS: Open Compute Network Operating System to replace Cisco and MikroTik networking equipment for its growing customer base. Afribone is expanding its multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) network to better serve fixed wireless and fiber enterprise customers and provide high availability, carrier-class connectivity to its data centers.
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IP Infusion is a leading provider of open networking software, delivering OcNOS, a carrier-grade network operating system for service providers, data centers, and AI fabric networks. With 26+ years of networking expertise and 600+ operators worldwide, IP Infusion enables open, multi-vendor, cost-efficient, and flexible network infrastructure on validated open hardware from partners including Edgecore Networks, UfiSpace, and Celestica. IP Infusion is a wholly owned subsidiary of ACCESS CO., LTD. (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 4813).
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