Short Take: Celestica wins router contract
IronBridge, a company that makes high-speed network equipment for telecommunications, has selected contract manufacturer Celestica to build its new terabit router. The high-end router is used for shuttling information quickly from one computer to another. Celestica will build, test, and support the routers, an example of the increasing responsibility that companies are awarding contract manufacturers.
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IronBridge, a company that makes high-speed network equipment for
telecommunications, has selected contract manufacturer Celestica to build
its new terabit router. The high-end router is used for shuttling
information quickly from one computer to another. Celestica will build,
test, and support the routers, an example of the increasing responsibility
that companies are
contract manufacturers.