King, excerpt >> The MLX switches at Equinix AM5, which were replaced, had been in operation for about twelve years. It is expected that the new Juniper switches will have a similar lifespan.
sounds like they got a major reduction in power when replacing 12 year old switches which would be expected, 85% sounds really great!, Lebby has talked about working with the Switching and Routing companies, which would be the Cisco's and Juniper's of the world because it does no good to have data fly through the pipes using LWLG's technology only to stall to a snails pace at the Switch points, so while it is possible LWLG's tech could be used to improve the Juniper Switches, I would doubt it is the case here unless it is one of the "Production Trials" that Lebby mentioned in March Corporate update
also keep in mind that LWLG's technology is a 90% improvement in power reduction from the CURRENT GENERATION of the technology today, in this example the replacement was for equipment far from CURRENT
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