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Carrier Chunghwa Telecom deployed Edgecore's IP-67-rated outdoor dual-band access points in multiple Taiwanese cities starting in March 2014 to offload smartphone data traffic from its congested 3G network onto public Wi-Fi hotspots. The article notes continued island-wide rollout plans but gives no hotspot or user totals.

Under Turkey's national FATIH education technology program, system integrator NETAS deployed a nationwide school Wi-Fi network built on Edgecore access points and controllers with centralized backup management. Phase 1 equipped thousands of schools, with a substantially larger second phase planned.

NCTU deployed Edgecore bare-metal switches running an ONOS SDN-IP control plane to build what was described as Taiwan's first SDN-IP network, peering with existing BGP research networks abroad. The small deployment functioned more as a research/pilot network than a large production environment.

New Taipei City's market authority, with integrator YOURS Information Technology, has fitted Edgecore ECW5211-L access points into 43 traditional wet markets to give vendors and shoppers free Wi-Fi in dense, interference-heavy halls. The service also underpins vendors' food-delivery operations, and the program has run continuously since 2017.

Hoover replaced its Cisco estate with Pica8 PICOS running on Edgecore switches across city hall, fire, police, library and two data centers, including its 911/emergency operations. The city gained a fault-tolerant meshed network with higher bandwidth at markedly lower cost.

Lang Son Province's telecommunications department modernized the network linking its government departments, city hospitals, and border gates with Edgecore L2/L3 access and aggregation switches supplied through local partners. The upgrade connected public-sector sites for data sharing as the province pushed up Vietnam's ICT rankings.

Edgecore partners Starview International and CNI Technology extended Wi-Fi into a church's basement car park so visitors could complete Singapore's SafeEntry digital check-in where cellular signal failed. Cloud-managed APs provided stable coverage throughout the underground area.

NYCU's Hsinchu campus went live in 2021 as one of the world's first production OpenWiFi networks, running Edgecore EAP101 Wi-Fi 6 access points under a CloudSDK controller for student connectivity. The university and Edgecore also co-run an OpenWiFi development sandbox where graduate students build services against the platform's OpenAPI.

Working through Chunghwa Telecom, Tainan's education bureau standardized campus wireless across its elementary and middle schools on Edgecore controllers, indoor and outdoor APs, and 10GbE switching, all administered centrally via ECNMS. The network spans 275 schools with about 6,000 access points reaching classrooms, teaching areas, and playgrounds for e-learning use.

Kaohsiung's education bureau equipped its mobile 'English Van' program with an Edgecore LTE-backhauled outdoor AP, indoor AP, and PoE switch, managed remotely through ecCLOUD, so teachers could run VR and live-broadcast lessons in rural locations. The account is capability-focused and gives no deployment counts or performance figures.

For a 15-day Brazilian Army games hosted by cadet school EsPCEx, integrator Lepitel deployed Edgecore EAP101 OpenWiFi access points under a NetExperience controller across venues including a pool, indoor arena, and stadium. The temporary but production network carried live streaming and free access for more than a thousand participants, with an officer quoted confirming the result.

Under the EU's WiFi4EU program, Dublin City Council and Virgin Media trialed public Wi-Fi built on Edgecore EAP101 access points with a NetExperience controller and OpenRoaming support. The blog cites the AP's capacity for up to 1,000 simultaneous users as a platform capability rather than a measured deployment result.

This Japanese school deployed Edgecore 60GHz Terragraph links and Wi-Fi 6 access points through Tokyo partner BeMap to cover its main buildings and two arena buildings, bridging a separate structure about 350 meters away without trenching fiber. The live network supports tablet-based AI and ICT learning with OpenRoaming authentication.

Pakistani ISP Multinet, with integrator STARCOM, adopted Edgecore EAP101 access points and the ecOpen OpenWiFi controller for its OPTIFY free public Wi-Fi initiative targeting public spaces, airports, hospitals, and business districts. The blog frames the broader nationwide rollout as underway rather than complete, and states no deployment figures.

WISP ThinkWiFi, backed by Kenyan ISP Mawingu, launched an ad-monetized free public internet service in Kenya on Edgecore EAP101 access points managed by a Wavespot OpenWiFi controller. Edgecore presents it as the first commercial outdoor OpenWiFi deployment, with ambitions extending to city centers, transport hubs, tourist sites, and malls.

Malaysian operator Maxis used Edgecore Wi-Fi 6 access points, PoE switching, and a dedicated ecCLOUD-VPC instance with AuthPort authentication to extend managed internet service into underserved rural areas of Malaysia. The write-up emphasizes rapid rollout and centralized multi-site operation rather than quantified results.

ITM University Gurgaon deployed a redundant Edgecore Layer 3 campus network serving roughly 3,000 students, enabling new services like video, on-demand learning, virtualization, and cloud computing. The managed network also cut operational overhead and recurring support incidents.

A fertility clinic in Georgia built its clinical network on 27 Edgecore switches plus a WLAN controller and 58 access points, delivered through partner Romsat Georgia. The operational installation supports patient information systems and staff connectivity across the facility.

Elder-care operator Qing Song networked its care facilities in Taichung, Nantou, and Kaohsiung with Edgecore Spark 2 access points, PoE switching, and an EWS5203 gateway handling AP management, authentication, traffic shaping, and firewalling. Benefits are described qualitatively as staff efficiency and better patient care, with no quantified metrics.

Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital completed a hospital-wide Wi-Fi 6 upgrade with Edgecore access points and ecCLOUD management spanning wards, outpatient areas, and public spaces. The network underpins AI healthcare applications including mobile ward rounds, video visitation, indoor navigation, and medical asset tracking.

Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital rebuilt its campus network around Edgecore 10G Layer 3 core switching with PoE-capable access switches to support growing clinical content and collaboration needs. The upgrade gave staff faster real-time data access and sharply cut recurring network outages.

Hypermarket chain RT-Mart moved its store networking to Edgecore APs and switches managed through ecCLOUD, supporting mobile inventory tools, self-checkout, and guest Wi-Fi across the shop floor. The rollout covers 20 branches in Taiwan with over 600 devices administered from the single cloud console.

Integrator C&C Partners built the surveillance network for Cracow's municipal stadium on Edgecore L3 core and aggregation switching with fiber links to distribution points across all four stands. The network carries feeds from hundreds of IP cameras used for mass-event security monitoring.

Hotel developer ORBI GROUP built a CCTV surveillance network for its massive Twin Towers property using Edgecore L3/L2 switches configured with VRRP redundancy and dedicated camera VLANs. Fiber uplinks from PoE edge switches on each floor carried camera traffic non-blocking to the core in the server room.

Developer TLDC networked its Paradiso leisure complex in eastern Taiwan - spanning a shopping mall, art village, and cosmetic clinic - using Edgecore access points, 60GHz MetroLinq point-to-point backhaul, and enterprise switching under a WLAN gateway controller. The piece claims stable, centrally managed visitor internet but discloses no deployment or usage figures.

The ParkView resort hotel in Hualien refreshed its guest wireless on Edgecore SunSpot access points administered through ecCLOUD, replacing costlier on-site controller infrastructure with centralized cloud operation. The case cites stable guest connectivity and lower infrastructure cost but publishes no AP, room, or user counts.

Managed service provider Single Digits installed Edgecore EAP104 access points under a NetExperience OpenWiFi controller at the Ronald McDonald House in Greater Charlotte, North Carolina, giving resident families of hospitalized children reliable connectivity. No AP counts or performance figures are published for the site.

Managed ISP ASK4 built an in-room OpenWiFi network at the Nurtur House student residence in Sheffield, installing 180 Edgecore EAP104 wall-plate units cabled over RJ-45 and run from a CloudSDK controller. The deployment is presented as proof that a disaggregated OpenWiFi stack can serve commercial student-accommodation service levels.

Through partner UTL, Edgecore delivered controller-based outdoor Wi-Fi along Goa's popular Baga Beach so visitors could upload media without relying on slow 3G. The design emphasized load balancing, redundancy, and scalability across the long shoreline coverage area.

The Da Nang luxury resort standardized on Edgecore L3 and access switching for its property network. The resort reports smooth daily internet operation with easier management and lower deployment and maintenance cost.

SAKURA Internet built its 800-GPU SAKURAONE AI cluster on Edgecore AIS800-64O 800GbE switches running SONiC, arranged as a rail-optimized leaf-spine fabric with RoCEv2 in place of InfiniBand. The system reached #49 on the June 2025 Top500 as the only top-100 machine on a fully open Ethernet networking stack, published by SAKURA's own researchers at MLSys 2026.

AI verification company HyperVerge deployed Edgecore high-bandwidth data center switches running SONiC to interconnect its GPU training cluster and a clustered NVMe parallel file system for face-recognition, OCR, and custom LLM workloads. The company reports its 100G RoCEv2 lossless fabric delivers the pooled storage at close to local-NVMe latency, and that open standards let its team self-configure and monitor the network quickly.

Swiss cloud provider CleanSafeCloud delivered its next-generation cloud services on Big Cloud Fabric running over Edgecore AS6712-32X spine and AS5712-54X leaf switches, integrated with OpenStack. The leaf-spine fabric could be brought up in minutes and hosted roughly 2,000 VMs across two racks under single-pane management.

LINX rebuilt its secondary London interconnect platform (LON2) on Edgecore bare-metal switches running IP Infusion's OcNOS, becoming the first internet exchange worldwide to run a disaggregated model at scale. The design used an automated EVPN/VXLAN leaf-spine fabric with member migrations underway at announcement time, aimed at lowering total cost of ownership.

Japanese hosting and cloud provider SAKURA Internet adopted a white-box networking stack of Edgecore 1G/10G top-of-rack switches running IP Infusion's OcNOS inside its data center service. The disaggregated approach, resold through APRESIA Systems, was chosen to give SAKURA flexibility in building cloud network infrastructure for advanced services.

IP Infusion and Edgecore announced completion of a full production migration of the LINX Manchester interconnection point onto their disaggregated switch-plus-OcNOS solution, mirroring the earlier LON2 architecture. The rebuild added redundancy where a single point of failure previously existed and was credited by LINX with cutting cost of ownership while speeding technical improvements.

French integrator and SaaS provider Madeo replaced Cisco Nexus 3048 and Catalyst 3750 switches with OcNOS on Edgecore and UfiSpace white boxes for core switching, public BGP routing, and EVPN-VXLAN datacenter interconnect. The company reports more efficient SaaS delivery from the added performance at off-the-rack cost.

An unnamed multinational e-commerce operator built an IP Clos spine-leaf network with VXLAN/EVPN on Edgecore 400G switches running Community SONiC. Edgecore's hardened community SONiC distribution provided a production-ready open NOS across the deployment.

Belgian operator IPNexia replaced aging, vendor-locked datacenter gear with a spine-leaf fabric of Edgecore switches running Broadcom Enterprise SONiC, with Deca Consulting handling design, rollout, and knowledge transfer. The rebuild added zero-touch provisioning and NetBox-driven Ansible workflows so the network can be run as infrastructure-as-code.

Clemson University ran a production OpenStack virtual-desktop environment for students on a Big Cloud Fabric leaf-spine built from two Edgecore AS6712-32X spines and four AS5712-54X leaves. The ONIE-based bare-metal approach was credited with reducing both capex and operational complexity.

Dubai Municipality adopted Big Cloud Fabric running on Edgecore hardware to modernize its data center networking alongside OpenStack and VMware environments. The municipality credited the SDN approach with major cost reductions and simpler operations, though no specific figures were published.

Ad-platform operator MicroAd rebuilt its real-time bidding infrastructure network on ten Edgecore 10G/40G switches running Cumulus Linux in a spine-leaf design. Engineers manage the fabric with standard Linux tooling, and disaggregation lets failed hardware be swapped easily.

UTSA extended its Cloud and Big Data Laboratory with Edgecore 10G/40G open switches running Cumulus Linux in a spine-leaf design, installed via ONIE. The lab standardized heavily on Open Compute Project hardware for both research and teaching workloads.

Orange began installing Edgecore disaggregated switches in its access network points of presence, loading its internally developed SONiC distribution onto the hardware as part of its network disaggregation strategy. The announcement marked delivery of the first switches for an operational rollout rather than a lab exercise.

Nextlink, a rural-focused US ISP serving roughly 100,000 customers across 11 states, put OcNOS-on-Edgecore into production for middle-mile transport aggregation, site routing, and core data center switching. The company cited open standards, platform flexibility, and cost structure as fits for its broadband expansion plans.