Infinera has announced its Cloud Xpress DCI Interconnect won the National Super Computer Center in Singapore NSCC and Science and Technology Bureau of A*STAR research park is located between the deployment of Biopolis and Fusionopolis. This is the new 100Gbps Cloud Xpress Infinera equipment for the first time publicly announced orders.
A*STAR is a public research institution, with biomedical and physics research center in Biopolis and Fusionopolis 18 other places. Its network to more than 800 scientific users provide supercomputing resources.
Infinera express, A*STAR select Cloud Xpress equipment mainly for its installation density, ease of operation and low power consumption advantages. Its aim is 2RU size metro zone applications market.
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