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RETN used Infinera’s fourth-generation Infinite Capacity Engine (ICE4)-based platform to power RETN’s TRANSKZ network connecting Europe and Asia.

This weekend RETN won the award of the year in Ukraine, in the nomination “Backbone networks and transport services”.

Vienna-Budapest route on the RETN network has been recently upgraded and reduced latency twice to provide greater connectivity for data transport between Western and East Europe.

TRANSKZ is a unique cable system developed and operated by RETN, and the first true alternative to existing subsea cable systems connecting Europe and Asia.

Extending our network footprint in Amsterdam metro area with the new PoP, we hope to provide additional value to our existing customers and prospects.

Customers can now enjoy a fully protected alternative route to have their connectivity between Japan and major European markets organised and/or back-upped through one homogeneous network.

RETN expends its IP Network to Turkey and makes a step forward in the direction of increasing their global network assets and offering their customers new possibilities to connect from Europe to Asia.

The recent case study conducted by Infinera tells how RETN deploys Infinera's XT Series and FlexILS solutions across their high-capacity DWDM network in Europe.

The new link complements the existing subsea system to improve the speed, performance and resiliency of the connections for customers in the region.

RETN continues its push across Asia by opening up a new market – Taiwan, and expanding in its existing Japanese market.