Shanghai Telecom is China's leading broadband service supplier with more than 1.7 million broadband users and a large number of Internet data center users. To expand its data business and meet growing service and capacity needs, China Telecom is continuing its migration toward an entirely IP-based infrastructure and multiservice, providing sound network support for IP NGN transport, third-Generation (3G) wireless, and video multicast businesses. Shanghai Telecom is expanding on its Cisco Internet Protocol Next-Generation Network (IP NGN) by deploying the Cisco CRS-1 multichassis carrier routing system to collapse the Super Point Of Presence ("Super-POP") for its current high-speed core IP network and to expand its gateway capacity to meet the future growth demands of its business.
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