Yongin City builds fiber MPLS network with Telco Systems

Yongin City of South Korea has chosen MPLS-based platforms from Telco Systems, a BATM company (LSE: BVC, TASE: BATM), for a fiber-optic network that will connect the city’s libraries and administration buildings and support city-wide video surveillance (CCTV).

Telco Systems has supplied its T-Marc demarcation product line, T-Metro aggregation product line, and EdgeGenie service management system in conjunction with its Korean authorized reseller, Diznet.

“Yongin chose Telco Systems and Diznet to build its resilient, flexible, and scalable MPLS network. They offered us the combination of high-quality, easily managed, cost-effective solutions, and a state-of-the-art feature set including local support,” said MyungSik Choi, network manager for Yongin City. Yongin, located in the southern Seoul metropolitan area, has seen an expanding requirement for networking at it continues to grow as a hub for technology, tourism, and transportation, according to Telco Systems.

“We are honored to be selected by Yongin, a city which is committed to offering advanced telecommunications solutions to its citizens, businesses, and tourists. With the assistance of our partner, Diznet, we offer our MPLS, MEF Carrier Ethernet 2.0 (CE 2.0) compliant, end-to-end solution, which will enable Yongin City to offer its growing population service-centric networks, and achieve new levels of capacity, scalability and reliability. By deploying our solution, Yongin can now offer its residents ultra-fast public data services in their libraries and increased safety in the city, thus, increasing the city’s and its residents’ prosperity,” said Orlando Tan, vice president of sales, APAC, of Telco Systems.

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