Nokia bags IP core network upgradation deal from Bouygues Telecom

Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia has won an IP core network upgradation and security gateway capacity expansion deal from Bouygues Telecom.

Under the deal, Nokia will supply its FP5-based IP routers to modernise the telecom operator’s IP core network and expand the capacity of its security gateway solutions. Nokia said the The FP5’s 800GE capability will also accelerate Bouygues Telecom’s ability to scale and sustainably meet future traffic growth.

Nokia will also evolve Bouygues Telecom’s existing Nokia security gateway services by deploying its FP5 powered, SR-1 routers and the 7750 Extended Services Appliance (ESA) to meet the increased capacity and scalability demands of mobile broadband services.

“We have had a long relationship with Nokia, and we were looking for a reliable future-ready solution to help us evolve our IP network to match our growing customer base. The upgrade of our IP network with FP5 will allow us to balance capacity and sustainability to deliver the best customer experience,” said Jean-Paul ARZEL, Chief Technology Officer at Bouygues Telecom.

“Nokia’s IP routing solutions offer best-in-class scalability, efficiency and security, enabling Bouygues Telecom to confidently manage their growth initiatives as they continue delivering the exceptional experience their customers count on both now and in the future,” said Frédéric Bénéteau, Vice President, West and Central Europe Market Unit at Nokia.