Edgecore Networks Introduces New Products to Meet Next-Gen Telecom Needs

By Stefania Viscusi December 30, 2024

Edgecore Networks (News - Alert), a provider of open networking solutions, announced the release of two new products tailored to meet the demands of modern telecommunications: the CSR430 cell site router and the AGR560 aggregation router. Designed for telecom providers navigating the rapid rollout of 5G and the growing needs of data center infrastructures, these devices emphasize performance, scalability, and open networking.




The CSR430 is a high-performance solution for LTE (News - Alert) and 5G mobile xHaul networks. Engineered with a temperature-hardened design and high-density port configuration (20 x 25G and 4 x 100G), it is built to deliver reliable performance even in the toughest environments.

Key features include:

  • Efficient maintenance: Front-access design streamlines servicing.
  • Rugged reliability: Built to withstand extreme conditions.
  • Compact design: Fits seamlessly into ETSI (News - Alert) racks.
  • Advanced connectivity: eCPRI, TSN, and SRv6 protocol support ensure seamless 5G operations.
  • Accurate timing: Integrated GNSS for precise synchronization critical for telecom deployments.

The CSR430 also incorporates advanced telemetry, making it ideal for scalable and future-focused telecom applications.

The AGR560 is designed to address the increasing bandwidth demands of telecom networks and data centers. Featuring a total switching capacity of 7.2 Tbps, this 2RU compact router supports 100GbE to 400GbE applications, making it the perfect choice for aggregation and edge routing.

Highlights include:

  • Scalability: Equipped with 12 x 400G and 24 x 100G ports.
  • Advanced chipset: Powered by Broadcom (News - Alert) StrataDNX Jericho2c+ for optimal performance.
  • Operational efficiency: Includes front-to-back airflow, redundant power supplies, and hot-swappable components.
  • Precision timing: SyncE and IEEE (News - Alert) 1588v2 PTP compliance for robust timing support.
  • Carrier-grade reliability: Designed for NEBS Level 3 standards.

With these solutions, telecom providers are empowered to enhance performance, streamline operations, and future-proof their networks in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.




Edited by Greg Tavarez
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