As communications networks expand and proliferate, the ability to deploy, make the networks available and guarantee their reliability and overall network 'health' assumes a new urgency. Operators such as regional Bell companies and competing local exchange carriers (CLECs) demand network reliability so that they can reduce implementation costs and compete effectively in meeting critical service level agreements. Their system suppliers want reliable technology and components so that they can meet carrier requirements. Intel has emerged as a leader in communications silicon components, providing performance and diagnostic capability to ensure both quality and network reliability. Its T1/E1 solutions are designed to reduce time and cost of deployment, eliminate downtime and service degradation, and restore services quickly through the integration of enabling capabilities.
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