Ribbon Communications Inc., a global enabler in real-time communications technology and IP optical networking solutions, has announced that Intech Online Private Limited, an Internet Service Provider in India, is partnering with Ribbon to enhance its network infrastructure and meet growing customer demand for secure, high speed internet.
The project, which exemplifies Ribbon’s commitment to helping service providers, enterprises, and critical infrastructure operators worldwide modernize and secure their networks and services, was conceptualized and implemented in coordination with Saima Technologies LLP.
“This deployment marks a significant milestone in our mission to deliver next-generation internet services to our expanding customer base,” said Amol Nalawade, Managing Director at Intech Online. “Following extensive evaluation and rigorous field trials, we determined that Ribbon’s solution offers the scalability and comprehensive feature set that best align with our vision for secure, high-performance internet solutions.”
Ribbon’s NPT 2100 is a compact, high-performance IP aggregation router designed to support next generation services and applications. It enables Intech Online to efficiently scale its services, ensuring a modern, secure, and resilient network infrastructure that meets the needs of both residential and enterprise customers. The platform delivers robust functionality tailored to India’s evolving connectivity landscape.
“ISPs like Intech Online are at the front of India’s digital revolution,” said Sajeet Shivashankaran, SVP Ribbon India. “We’re proud to support them with cutting-edge optical networking technologies that will power everything from remote education and healthcare to digital payments and smart infrastructure. Our collaboration reflects our shared commitment to empowering Digital India and bridging the digital divide by leveraging best-in-class technologies.”
India’s data consumption is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by mobile broadband expansion, 5G deployments, and government initiatives promoting digital literacy. This surge underscores the need for scalable, future-ready infrastructure in support of the country’s expanding digital ecosystem.
