Netnod is leveraging Adtran's optical pumping cesium atomic clock technology to bring precise, reliable and assured timing to Sweden’s critical national infrastructure.
Netnod, which is the leading provider of internet exchange, DNS and time services in the Nordics, is integrating Oscilloquartz super ePRC across six key timing centers nationwide. The deployment includes the coreSync OSA 3300-HP, which boasts higher frequency stability and lifespan that is twice as long as traditional magnetic clocks.
"At Netnod, we’re committed to providing the market’s most advanced and reliable timing solutions. Our new Time Direct and Remote services, built on the latest timing standards and security protocols, underscore our leadership in this domain. The deployment of Adtran’s coreSync OSA 3300-HP is key for providing reliable, continuous timing for Sweden’s critical infrastructure. It enhances our NTP/PTP services and strengthens Sweden’s digital backbone for essential sectors, including 5G. It also provides the country with the benefits of highly precise synchronization resilient against GNSS vulnerabilities and enables us to deliver more valuable SLAs for our customers," said Karin Ahl, CEO of Netnod. "This upgrade is about securing the digital backbone of our nation against GNSS cyber threats, generating economic growth and reinforcing our commitment to maintaining Sweden as a leader in digital innovation and infrastructure resilience."
"Netnod is a major hub for ICT and multimedia, serving as the gateway to the Nordics’ global digital arena. Leveraging our coreSync™ OSA 3300, it’s fortifying Sweden’s critical national infrastructure, ensuring seamless operations and growth for internet service providers, content delivery networks and businesses in one of Europe’s most dynamic digital markets," commented Stuart Broome, GM of EMEA sales at Adtran.
