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Nortel kit to quadruple Bell bandwidth

12 Sep 2008

Bell Canada has announced that it has bought 40Gbps fibre-optic technology from Nortel Networks to roughly quadruple its transport network transmission speeds in its Montreal-New York, Toronto-Chicago and Toronto-Montreal traffic routes. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Canada, Bell Canada Enterprises (BCE), Nortel Networks, Fixed Voice
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