Turin Networks Inc

Industry:	Telecommunication Equipment
Revenues:	$59.7 Million
Employees:	489

Description

Turin Networks is a leading supplier of multiservice-powered, metro service edge network equipment. Our customers, which today number over 300, include multiple world leading local and inter-exchange and wireless telecommunications carriers, cable service providers, utilities, and government organizations. As bandwidth-intensive, IP-based applications such as the triple play and Ethernet access continue to boost bandwidth requirements, Turin's metro service edge solutions enable these diverse network operators to rapidly deliver new services over a high-capacity Ethernet/IP optimized infrastructure, for the lowest possible cost. Turin Networks is a global company headquartered in Petaluma, California with sales offices and R&D facilities throughout the world.

Products & Services

multiservice transport platforms, multiservice transport switching platforms

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Recent Hiring at Nevion Demonstrates the Company's Growth and Global Expansion. Business Wire; 9/30/2009 ...and a distinctive sales record with leading national networks. Prior to joining Nevion George was a top producer at Turin Networks and ADC Telecommunications. He also served as regional vice president of sales for White Rock Networks. George brings... ...more

United States: Novato s startup advances wind turbines. TendersInfo; 11/3/2009 ...companies that also include PAX Water Technologies and PAX Mixer. Led by telecom veteran John Webley, the founder of Turin Networks, PAX Streamline s 30-employee staff includes engineers and product developers from Pratt Whitney, General Electric... ...more

Force10 Networks Recaps 4Q Growth. Entertainment Close-up; 10/22/2009 ...Force10's core switch/router platforms - Realizing expected market synergies associated with the Force10 Networks-Turin Networks merger from last March, such as the delivery of a new solution for the "Middle Mile" market as rural carriers migrate... ...more