Introducing the Cisco CRS-3 Carrier Routing System

[fercab30]

322 Tbps por solo USD 90.000, grandioso, especialmente para nuestras famosas ADSL.....

[Oregon696969]

Umm, did you think about maybe SHOWING the device?

[CiscoSP360]

...see companion video "Scale up to 322 Tbps with Cisco CRS-3"

[MutantKush]

This guy is the man! 500% growth a year? holy fuckin shit.

[blackraider777]

can i use it as a adsl router?

[linkinpain]

i want a faster internet =[ road runner is not fast enough for me lol

[CiscoSP360]

While we continue to advance technologies such as Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) that help service providers provide high quality last mile access to residences, the focus of the CRS-3 announcement is on the core of the network. It is about providing service providers, the ability to build the backbone of the next-generation Internet, which will witness a surge in video traffic, proliferation of mobile devices (end points) and increased adoption of cloud computing by enterprises.

[TVFOGGED]

they have had this technology for years now

[davidluk8]

I want one CRS-3 as my home router. How much ?

[wheelboss]

The router that is being talked about is just for Internet service providers. It is to help speed up the core of the Internet also known as the "Internet backbone." Since this is not made for consumers but instead for service providers, the full cost is $90,000. getting speeds like this at home is dependent upon the service providers not necessarily the CRS-3. It could still be a few years before this is fully implemented and can be fully tapped into.

[Maziyar]

they had an interview with vice president of the company and he wouldnt give up a Date for when this thing will be available for commercial use.

my guess.

end of this year

or

beginning of next year.

[CiscoSP360]

The Cisco CRS-3 is targeted to ship during the third quarter of calendar year 2010

[Maziyar]

Yes !

I knew it was coming out by the end of this year.

into the future we go.

[RichLion]

It's nice to know that Cisco is thinking about the capacity of the internet backbones, and making it viable within their equipment to be able to reach such high bandwidth figures, but the fact of the matter is, it's typically the 'last mile' in which speed is goverened to a typical residential user, whether that us based on DSL attentuation etc, or carrier limiting.

[muhammad282]

wow this is great! it should speed up the internet alot.

[thesqr47]

HOLY CRAP

[JisakuJ]

This is pretty awesome.

[roytgeorge]

Seriously, this is the big news? Snooze!

[Kingzogre]

So worth the wait!

[CiscoSP360]

Thank you for visiting our channel today. John was eager to talk about the CRS-3 and was kind enough to record his comments while on-the-move at Mobile World Congress last month. Mobile video devices (like the Flip) are really handy when a studio production isnt possible.