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Infonet wraps up Swiss IP VPN deal

Packet technology for a packager

Tags: bobst, infonet, vpn, mpls

By Tony Hallett

Published: 23 May 2003 15:10 BST

Bobst Group, an equipment-provider for manufacturers, has extended its 10-year network relationship with Infonet.

Bobst has signed a four-year contract for an MPLS-enabled IP VPN, pulling together 22 sites in Europe, the Americas and Asia. The financial details of the deal were not disclosed but it is thought to be worth more than E1m annually.

The packaging company chose Infonet to streamline costs and for the company's "straightforward business approach", said Bobst head of IT Jorg Muller.

MPLS stands for Multiprotocol Label Switching and is used for prioritising and speeding up network traffic, making it easier to guarantee a certain quality of service. Besides the increasingly popular IP, it works with protocols such as ATM and Frame Relay.

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