Juniper Networks Wins Four Top Awards At Interop Tokyo 2024

 


Juniper® Networks (NYSE), a leader in secure, AI-native networking, has won multiple “Best of Show” awards at Interop Tokyo 2024, continuing its winning streak since 2007. The awards highlight Juniper’s dedication to reliable, measurable, and secure connections across all devices, users, applications, and assets through its AI-Native Networking Platform. This year, Juniper received four awards, including the Grand Prix Award for the QFX5240 Switch in Network Infrastructure, and runner-up awards for Marvis Minis in the New Wave category and SRX1600 & SRX2300 Series Firewalls in Security. A special prize was awarded to the PTX10002-36QDD Packet Transport Router.

Interop Tokyo, one of Asia’s largest networking trade shows, attracts over 150,000 attendees annually and showcases cutting-edge networking products and solutions. Juniper’s award-winning products include the QFX5240 Switch, designed for high-density 800GbE ports and AI data centers; Marvis Minis, which leverages machine learning for proactive network issue detection; SRX Series Firewalls, offering robust security across various network environments; and the PTX10002-36QDD Router, designed for sustainable, high-performance 800GE networking. Juniper Networks continues to innovate and deliver exceptional user experiences globally.

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