Telefónica Tech Selects Silicom’S Sd-Branch Smart Platform as One of Its Global Sd-Wan Solutions for the Sme Segment
May 13, 2021 at 08:00 am EDT
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Silicom Ltd. announced that Telefónica Tech (Telefónica’s holding for digital businesses) has selected Silicom’s SD-Branch Smart Platform as one of its global SD-WAN solutions for the SME segment. Telefónica Tech has defined an in-house SD-Branch solution from the bottom up to enable small-to-medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to leverage the decoupled network concept, an approach that will help them maximize the connectivity, agility and flexibility of their cloud-based applications while reducing provisioning, upgrade and service delivery costs. Telefónica Tech expects deployments of this SD-Branch service to begin ramping up in 2022. Telefónica Tech valued Silicom’s SD-Branch Smart Platform differentiated feature set, including its support for 5G modules and 4X2.5G LAN ports in a slick and modern design, together with its good Performance-to-Price ratio. Additional important considerations were the flawless integration of Silicom’s hardware with Telefónica Tech’s SD-Branch software platform, and the seamless collaboration between Silicom, Telefónica Tech and other vendors involved in the project.
Silicom Ltd. (Silicom) is engaged in the design, manufacture, marketing and support of networking and data infrastructure solutions for a range of servers, server-based systems and communications devices. The Company's products include server network interface cards with and without bypass (Server Adapters); Intelligent and programmable cards, with features, such as encryption, acceleration, data compression, redirection, time stamping, network capture solutions, field programmable gate array (FPGA) based ultra-low latency solutions, and/or other offload features and/or compute blades (Smart Cards), and standalone Products. The Company's market segments for its products include network appliances; servers; data storage, including Big Data; The Cloud, virtualized data centers, with and without software-defined networking (SDN), and Internet of Things (IOT).