Centennial Adds Redback

Centennial Wireless paves way to all-IP network with addition of Redback SmartEdge routers

August 25, 2008

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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Redback Networks Inc., an Ericsson company (NASDAQ:ERIC) that develops IP-based routers and switches for 75+ percent of the world’s largest operators, today announced that Centennial Wireless, a provider of mobile communications in the United States, will expand its existing Ericsson Mobile Packet Backbone Network solution through the introduction of Redback SmartEdge® multi-service edge routers.

The implementation of SmartEdge routers addresses Centennial’s objective to deploy IP infrastructure capable of supporting a standards-based evolution towards all-IP, a move which is expected to reduce CAPEX and OPEX expenditures and enable telecom-quality broadband packet data services. The immediate steps in this evolution are the introduction of IP transport for Mobile Softswitch and WCDMA traffic.

“Centennial selected the SmartEdge 400 as a strategic addition to its network for its ability to accelerate new service deployments, and simplify network design and operations,” said Bob Millspaugh, AVP, Network Engineering at Centennial Wireless. “We pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality service to more than one million wireless customers, and by deploying the SmartEdge, we’re ensuring we can deliver on this promise today and in the future.”

Redback Networks Inc.

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