Deutsches Forschungsnetz selects Nokia to accelerate scientific research with a high-capacity green IP network

Core Insights - Nokia has renewed and expanded the Deutsches Forschungsnetz (DFN) IP core router network in Germany, enhancing bandwidth and reducing power consumption by up to 75% [1][10] - The upgrade will increase connectivity from 100G to 400G, with potential for future upgrades to 800G as demand increases [4][10] - DFN operates one of the largest non-commercial research and education networks globally, connecting approximately 850 locations with a backbone of 10,250 km of optical fiber [3][12] Company and Industry Overview - DFN provides high-throughput connectivity essential for researchers to access supercomputers and large-scale data repositories, facilitating efficient collaboration [2][10] - The collaboration with Nokia emphasizes the importance of robust and scalable IP routing technology in supporting the scientific community's growth [7][10] - Nokia's deployment includes a full suite of professional services, ensuring a smooth transition and operation of the upgraded network [5][10]