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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown wireline internet<\/a> service provider (ISP) Netplus Broadband<\/a> is deploying IP Fusion’s OcNOS<\/a> aggregation routers and software to scale its broadband network in the country.

“IP Infusion today announced that Netplus<\/a> Broadband has chosen IP Infusion’s OcNOS<\/a> to strengthen and scale its network as the company expands broadband services to all its customers across the region,” the companies said in a joint statement.

Netplus<\/a> is deploying OcNOS’s Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) and Ethernet VPN<\/a> (EVPN) features to enhance network security, efficiency and transmission rates.

\"The IP Infusion software, running on UfiSpace<\/a>’s open networking hardware platform, interoperates seamlessly with Netplus’ legacy Nokia and Cisco routers,\" the statement added. Netplus’ distribution partner Antriksh Digital Solution is supporting the service solution, it said.

Netplus operates majorly in north India and provides its broadband, fixed-line, and enterprise services in over 400 cities across eight states.

“We are continually striving to provide the best possible internet<\/a> service to our customers, who rely on us for secure, fast and economical connections,” said Arshdeep Singh Mundi, Executive Director at Netplus. “Our research confirmed that IP Infusion’s open networking OcNOS software not only boasts superior technology, but is highly cost-effective, easy to integrate and will strategically position us for further expansion.”

“Netplus chose to integrate OcNOS for its demonstrated reliability, competitive pricing and the IP Infusion commitment to customer service,” said Atsushi Ogata, CEO and President of IP Infusion. “We are confident they will find network disaggregation to be highly beneficial with many market attributes including lower CAPEX<\/a> and OPEX<\/a> and a shorter time to rolling out new services to their customers.”

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China-based Huawei gets partial relief from ITAT<\/a><\/h2>

Huawei India has been under the scanner of the IT for alleged tax evasion. The department has accused the company of sending over Rs 700 crores to its parent in China as dividend, thereby reducing the tax liability.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown wireline internet<\/a> service provider (ISP) Netplus Broadband<\/a> is deploying IP Fusion’s OcNOS<\/a> aggregation routers and software to scale its broadband network in the country.

“IP Infusion today announced that Netplus<\/a> Broadband has chosen IP Infusion’s OcNOS<\/a> to strengthen and scale its network as the company expands broadband services to all its customers across the region,” the companies said in a joint statement.

Netplus<\/a> is deploying OcNOS’s Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) and Ethernet VPN<\/a> (EVPN) features to enhance network security, efficiency and transmission rates.

\"The IP Infusion software, running on UfiSpace<\/a>’s open networking hardware platform, interoperates seamlessly with Netplus’ legacy Nokia and Cisco routers,\" the statement added. Netplus’ distribution partner Antriksh Digital Solution is supporting the service solution, it said.

Netplus operates majorly in north India and provides its broadband, fixed-line, and enterprise services in over 400 cities across eight states.

“We are continually striving to provide the best possible internet<\/a> service to our customers, who rely on us for secure, fast and economical connections,” said Arshdeep Singh Mundi, Executive Director at Netplus. “Our research confirmed that IP Infusion’s open networking OcNOS software not only boasts superior technology, but is highly cost-effective, easy to integrate and will strategically position us for further expansion.”

“Netplus chose to integrate OcNOS for its demonstrated reliability, competitive pricing and the IP Infusion commitment to customer service,” said Atsushi Ogata, CEO and President of IP Infusion. “We are confident they will find network disaggregation to be highly beneficial with many market attributes including lower CAPEX<\/a> and OPEX<\/a> and a shorter time to rolling out new services to their customers.”

\"China-based<\/a><\/figure>

China-based Huawei gets partial relief from ITAT<\/a><\/h2>

Huawei India has been under the scanner of the IT for alleged tax evasion. The department has accused the company of sending over Rs 700 crores to its parent in China as dividend, thereby reducing the tax liability.<\/p><\/div>