Supports software scalability and modular rapid service deployment
Large-scale automation support for network changes

Cisco Korea has launched an expanded cloud-scale networking solution.

Cisco cloud-scale networking solutions specialized for telecommunications carriers and web service companies enable network service providers, such as telecommunications and web companies, to maximize the benefits of SDN (Software Defined Networking) and NFV (Network Function Virtualization) as they transition their central offices into next-generation data centers.

Cisco Cloud Scale Networking solutions support automation for provisioning and network changes, reducing tasks to minutes. They offer excellent software scalability, enabling rapid, modular service deployment, and utilize streaming telemetry to support real-time visibility and control.

Cisco has directly and indirectly led and supported major projects of the IETF, an organization under the Internet Architecture Board (IAB). Segment routing and streaming telemetry are examples of these projects.

In addition, Cisco provides cloud-scale networking solutions to customers worldwide through close collaboration with the open-source DevOps community. In particular, by collaborating with the DevOps data center division, it provides agility, efficiency, and simplicity beyond the traditional concept of networks to the central office, which is the telecommunications operator's most important asset.

Cisco stated that when telecommunications operators deploy 'Software-as-a-service' in central office, metro, core, and data center environments, cloud-scale networking solutions enable the transition process to be easy through simplification, automation, and virtualization.

Cisco provides cloud scale across the network by adding new products to its Network Convergence Series, including the 'NCS 5501/5502', a small form factor router for leaf-spine data center/WAN topologies; the 'NCS 5516', a modular router for additional expansion within leaf-spine topologies; and the 'NCS 1001', a small programmable interconnect equipped with integrated optical amplifiers and security features.