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51. Switch gear unveiled by Northern Telecom

Subjects
Northern Telecom Ltd. -- Product introduction, Telecommunications services industry -- Product introduction, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1993

52. Carriers target ADSL Internet access

Subjects
Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Telecommunication lines -- Innovations, Internet -- Usage, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

An insatiable demand for bandwidth, driven by the multimedia content of the Internet and corporate intranets, is leading many carriers to reexamine digital subscriber line (DSL) technologies. An especially attractive [...] more...

Published
1996

53. Network paradigm to shift

Subjects
Industry Analysis, Networks, Future of Computing, Product Development, Asynchronous, Network Operating System, Computer industry, Trends, Communications Technology, Computer networks -- Management, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Network operating systems -- Product development, Computer industry -- Analysis
Published
1993

54. Changing the tune of telecom

Author

Kaplan, Marty

Subjects
ATM, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Sprint Corp. -- Innovations -- Services, Telecommunication systems -- Innovations -- Services, Computer networks -- Innovations -- Services, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Information networks -- Innovations -- Services, Computer industry -- Innovations -- Services
Abstract

In early June, Sprint announced Sprint Integrated On-Demand Network (ION), a packet-switched ATM network with virtually unlimited bandwidth to provide integrated voice, video and data over one phone line. Sprint […] more...

Published
1998

55. DSL dramas unfold; the ATM Phoenix rises among splitterless myths at Supercomm

Author

Richards, Philip C.

Subjects
Digital telephone systems -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry -- Management, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

The growing demand for digital subscriber line (xDSL) applications has been met with questions over telecommunication standards, system innovations and impact on the profits of regional Bell operating companies. Industry officials cite the marketing competition between xDSL and cable modems, which opens up opportunities for fiber-based local exchange carriers (LECs) and competitive LECs., Digital subscriber line (xDSL) mania was obvious at last month's Supercomm. Even vendors with only integrated services digital network (ISDN) products chose to call them IDSL to join the rush. [...] more...

Published
1998

56. Boeing, Radcom ally on ATM test

Subjects
Cooperative agreement for product development, ATM, LAN monitor, Boeing Co. -- Contracts -- 00301074, Radcom Equipment Corp. -- Contracts -- 00345785, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Network analyzers -- Design and construction, Computer network equipment industry -- Contracts
Abstract

Sunnyvale, Calif. - Boeing Co.'s former ARGO Systems test and measurement group has joined hands with Radcom Equipment Inc. (Mahwah, N.J.) to jointly market a protocol analysis system for 622-Mbit/second […] more...

Published
1998

57. Is ATM doomed?: High-bandwidth technologies duel for network dominance

Author

Carter, Wayne

Subjects
ATM, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations
Abstract

As dense wavelength division multiplexing multiplies the available channels on a single fiber strand and terabit routers boost the capacity of those channels, talk has begun to surface that asynchronous […] more...

Published
1998

58. In DesignCon paper, IgT sees the 'first' commercial-chip app: 'Evil-twin' algorithms drive ATM switch scheme

Author

Wirbel, Loring

Subjects
Company product planning, Algorithm, ATM, Network switch, Bridge/router, Integrated Telecom Technology Inc. -- Product development -- 00275620, Semiconductor industry -- Product development, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Packet switching -- Innovations
Abstract

Montgomery Village, Md. -- Integrated Telecom Technology Inc. (IgT) is sampling a switching element and routing table for asynchronous transfer mode that could revolutionize crossbar switching architectures. The Quad Switching […] more...

Published
1998

59. More bandwidth for the Internet

Author

Giovetti, Al

Subjects
Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Data communications -- Innovations, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) is seen as the most efficient and cheapest technology in providing more bandwidth to speed up Internet access. More modern suppliers are backing the ADSL technology, with 58,000 xDSL lines expected to be installed during 1997. Unlike its Integrated Services Digital Network counterpart, ADSL utilizes plain old telephone service lines to have speeds as high as 4.4 Mbps (megabits per second). Aside from providing high-speed Internet access, ADSL is also ideal for teleconferencing and video-on-demand., Computer people talk alot about 'bandwidth.' America On-Line supposedly oversold their bandwidth and Erol's Internet service brags about the tremendous bandwidth it can offer. So, what is bandwidth? Simply, it's [...] more...

Published
1997

60. Notes from the underground

Author

O'Shea, Dan

Subjects
ATM, Virtual LAN, Chipset, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Frame relay, Frame relay -- Innovations, Computer networks -- Innovations, Local area networks -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Chip sets (Computers) -- Innovations, Information networks -- Innovations
Abstract

It is a little difficult to write about chip sets in a magazine like Telephony. Although public network carriers very rarely have anything to do with investing in chipsets, their […]

Published
1997

61. Faster phone links move toward reality

Author

Girard, Kim

Subjects
ATM, DSL, Cable television/data services, Internet access, DSL modem/multiplexer, Multiplexer, Telecommunications services industry, Communications technology, New technique, Online services, Internet, Telecommunications equipment industry, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Product development -- Services, Online services -- Product development -- Services -- Innovations, Telecommunication, Digital Subscriber Line modems -- Innovations -- Product development -- Services, Telecommunications services industry -- Services -- Product development, Multiplexers -- Services -- Innovations -- Product development, Internet access -- Product development -- Services -- Innovations, New products, Internet -- Innovations, Communications industry -- Services -- Product development, Digital Subscriber Line
Abstract

As users wait for carriers to deploy Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology for high-speed Internet access, vendors are working at a frenzied pace to roll out better and less expensive […]

Published
1997

62. PNNI pinpoints addressing

Author

Meade, Peter

Subjects
Network management systems -- Evaluation, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Private network-to-network interface (PNNI) is seen as the alternative to the interconnecting switches in an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) network. PNNI provides the routing protocol for sending information between end stations through ATM switches over a network. The two basic functions of PNNI are routing and signaling. It also uses a link state algorithm wherein each link iss known to every switch in the network., Private net-to-net interface shows the way. Interconnecting switches in an ATM network is never a picnic and bringing more than one vendor to the banquet is worse than inviting an [...] more...

Published
1996

63. 'Cells-in-frames' attracts OEM interest

Author

Wirbel, Loring

Subjects
Technology development, Standard, ATM, Consortium, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Computer networks -- Innovations
Abstract

Ithaca, N.Y. - Even as the ATM Forum met in Anchorage last week to vote on a 12-to-18-month "spec freeze" on new standards, developers were cheering a Cornell University effort […]

Published
1996

64. STRATM: strategic ATM today

Subjects
StrataCom Inc. -- Product development -- 00228118, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Network architecture -- Innovations, Wide area networks -- Equipment and supplies, Business, Business, general, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Stratacom has developed an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) wide area networking framework called STRATM. This framework provides adaptation and internetworking capabilities. It can be operated simultaneously with other local area network-based architectures. Control of wide area circuit costs are made through STRATM's Resource Optimization. Reliability, scalability and network management features are also included., Whether you're a carrier, corporate enterprise or Internet Service Provider, the business case for ATM can be made today, provided an effective framework exists that takes into consideration everything from [...] more...

Published
1996

65. ATM: the business case

Author

Moley, Richard M.

Subjects
Network architecture -- Forecasts and trends, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Internet -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry -- Forecasts and trends, Business, Business, general, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technology has evolved as the industry standard for networking applications. Carrier multiservice networks that utilize ATM are becoming popular due to its fast and efficient services. Similarly, Internet service providers satisfy user demand for speed and quality by using ATM. ATM has already replaced time-division multiplexing and router technology support for enterprise ATM networks., ATM is happening, today, and not just as a new toy for 'power users.' ATM is being deployed as an enabler for higher throughput, performance and efficiency in a wide [...] more...

Published
1996

66. High fibre explosion

Author

English, Erin

Subjects
Asynchronous communications -- Innovations
Published
1996

67. ATM architecture could run rings around SONET

Author

Greene, Tim

Subjects
ATM, Technology development, Ascom Timeplex Inc. -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Computer networks -- Product development
Published
1995

68. ATM emerges as VLAN linchpin; but users are still asking cost, interoperability questions

Author

Hatlestad, Luc

Subjects
ATM, Network capacity management, Network management device, Network management, Computer networks -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Information networks -- Innovations, Network management systems -- Innovations, Communications controllers -- Innovations
Abstract

As the network industry gears up to migrate to next-generation virtual LANs (VLANs), Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) emerges as a key enabling technology. And the pace at which VLANs are […]

Published
1995

69. What is an ATM system?

Subjects
Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Communications software -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry -- Innovations, Communications industry -- Innovations, Business, Publishing industry, ATM, Telecommunications services industry, Innovations
Abstract

Some industry executives might define ATM as a money dispensing machine. Ask most any industry executive today about ATM you will probably get an answer which says money dispensing machines [...]

Published
1995

70. ATM

Author

Garris, John

Subjects
Technology Information, Technology overview, ATM, LAN, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Local area networks -- Design and construction
Published
1995

71. Daewoo develops ATM interface card

Author

Kim Nak-Hieon

Subjects
Daewoo Electronics Company Ltd. -- Innovations, Electronics industry -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Computer interfaces -- Innovations
Published
1995

72. Speedy ATM technology catches up to growing market: Fore Systems a leader in sales of data transmission products

Author

Tascarella, Patty

Subjects
FORE Systems Inc. -- Product information, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Computer networks -- Product information, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

ATM, the acronym for asynchronous transfer mode, is the hot topic in technology circles. The technology permits the super-fast transmission of data, voice and video. One of the leading developers [...] more...

Published
1994

74. Group set to announce technology offering SMDS over ATM networks

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
ATM, Monitor/keyboard extender, Industry association information, Long-distance telephone service, Telecommunications services industry, New technique, Long-distance telephone service -- Services -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Compatible hardware -- Services -- Innovations, Upward/downward compatibility -- Services -- Innovations, Switched Multimegabit Data Service -- Innovations, Forward compatibility -- Services -- Innovations, Computer networks -- Equipment and supplies, Switches -- Services -- Innovations, Trade and professional associations, Compatible software -- Services -- Innovations, System development, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, New products, Communications industry -- Services
Abstract

The Switched Multimegabit Data Service Interest Group will announce at Networld + Interop technology that will enable telephone carriers to offer SMDS over their emerging Asynchronous Transfer Mode-based backbone networks. […] more...

Published
1994

75. AT&T offers peek at T1 ATM prices

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
ATM, AT&T Corp. -- Innovations, T1 communications, Computer networks -- Innovations, Telecommunication systems -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Information networks -- Innovations
Abstract

AT&T next summer plans to make enterprisewide Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) service more attractive to mainstream users with a low-cost alternative to current options. AT&T this month became the first […] more...

Published
1993

76. The ATM 'Revolution' will take time

Author

Knight, Fred S.

Subjects
Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Access control (Computers) -- Methods, Business, Business, general, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

The widespread adoption of asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technology in local area computer networks has been touted as the next revolution in electronic communications. This revolution will take place but probably not as quickly as industry reports would indicate. A number of developments must take place before ATM lives up to its potential including the creation of standardized lower-speed interfaces. Proven network management capabilities are needed in addition to slower transfer speeds., Within the past few weeks, representatives from Newbridge, Northern Telecom and Telematics have either dropped by BCR's offices or conducted briefings-by-phone, and all three wanted to discuss the same subject: [...] more...

Published
1993

77. Northern Telecom launches ATM switch family

Author

Lambert, Peter

Subjects
Northern Telecom Inc. -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry -- Innovations, Communications industry -- Innovations, ATM, Telecommunications services industry, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Anxious to answer cable and telephone company interest in broadband switching, a handful of computer and telecommunications companies last week launched asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) initiatives. The companies, which include [...] more...

Published
1993

78. ATM: telecom's next revolution

Subjects
ATM, Computer networks -- Services -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Information networks -- Services -- Innovations
Abstract

The push to develop futuristic multimedia information highways and the struggle to solve problems in existing networking technology are coming together to make Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) technology the telecom […] more...

Published
1993

79. U.S. hospitals plan to try out 'tele-medicine'

Author

Clark, Don

Subjects
National International Infrastructure Testbed Consortium -- Innovations, Hospitals -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Medical imaging equipment -- Innovations, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Published
1994

80. Are we ready for Sahin's new alphabet soup describing Sonet-ATM integration?

Subjects
NEC America Inc. -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, SONET (Telecommunications) -- Innovations, Fiber optics industry -- Innovations, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Veli Sahin valiantly attempted to define the integration of ATM and SONET technologies at the recent NFOEC '96 show in terms of new networking potentials, but to some the director [...]

Published
1996

81. Cornell ATM plan gaining support

Author

Lach, Eric

Subjects
Consortium, Technology development, New technique, ATM, Ethernet, Computer networks -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Ethernet -- Innovations
Abstract

Vendors will meet this week to refine plans for pushing ATM to the desktop by encapsulating it in Ethernet frames and for creating an industry forum to promote the fledgling […]

Published
1996

82. Alternate connections: virtual trunking lets users retain control of ATM lines

Author

Caruso, Jeff

Subjects
ATM, Technology overview, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations
Abstract

For users stung by the cost of running ATM over leased lines, an alternate technique may provide some relief. Called virtual trunking by some in the industry, the technique lets […]

Published
1996

83. AT&T Network Systems said Wed. it has developed new configuration for GlobeView-2000 Asynchronous Transfer Mode

Subjects
ATM, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications switching equipment, AT&T Network Systems -- Services, Telephone services -- Services -- Innovations, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, Telecommunication switching equipment -- Services -- Innovations, Communications industry -- Services
Abstract

AT&T Network Systems said Wed. it has developed new configuration for Globe View-2000 Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) system that allows customers to access ATM through public switched network, Currently, ATM-based […] more...

Published
1994

84. AT&T to offer DS-1 interface with April ATM roll-out

Author

Warner, Edward

Subjects
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. -- Services, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Business, Telecommunications industry
Published
1993

85. ATM progression strategies lead Interop '93 announcements

Subjects
NetWorld+Interop -- 1993 AD, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Broadband transmission -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Communications industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Published
1993

86. ATM hype means no guarantees for long-term FDDI forecasts

Subjects
Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Fiber Distributed Data Interface Standard -- Usage, Fiber optics industry -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry -- Innovations, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

As excitement about the flexibility and inherent revenue potential of Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) grows, concerns about the threat of this new technology to the long-term usefulness and survival of [...] more...

Published
1992

88. Chicago Internet provider first with ADSL

Subjects
InterAccess Corp. -- Contracts, Westell Technologies Inc. -- Contracts, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Telecommunication lines -- Innovations, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Contracts, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

InterAccess Co., an Internet service provider in Chicago, Ill., has teamed with Westell Technologies Inc. to offer 1.5 Mbps ADSL Internet connections to business and residential customers in a small [...] more...

Published
1996

89. A hybrid approach to bandwidth technology

Author

Frazier, Howard M.

Subjects
Fast Ethernet, ATM, Technology development, Ethernet -- Usage, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations
Abstract

Many MIS managers have come to view the two major high-bandwidth networking technologies--Fast Ethernet and ATM--as two teams battling it out in the World Series. These managers assume that though […] more...

Published
1996

90. Ethernet packets for ATM cells

Author

Lach, Eric

Subjects
ATM, Technology development, New technique, Ethernet, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Ethernet -- Usage
Abstract

Several networking vendors are rushing to build and test a scheme for delivering ATM cells to the desktop within Ethernet frames, even though the technology has not yet been approved […]

Published
1996

91. A cost-effective alternative to ISDN

Author

Rockwell, Mark

Subjects
Technology development, New technique, Digital communication, Bandwidth Technology, U S WEST Inc. -- Services -- 00320621, GTE Telephone Operations Inc. -- Services -- 00123584, Telecommunications services industry -- Product development, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations
Abstract

LAS VEGAS Two telecommunications companies last week advanced their vision of high-speed data and Internet-access services that could offer a cost-effective alternative to ISDN services for network managers as early […] more...

Published
1996

92. AT&T to launch InterSpan ATM service

Subjects
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. -- Services, InterSpan Frame-Relay Service (Telecommunications service) -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations
Published
1993

93. IBM said it's developing plans to enter Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) market with 4 lines of network products

Subjects
ATM, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Telecommunications equipment industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Innovations -- Product development, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Product development -- Innovations, Computer industry -- Innovations -- Product development
Abstract

IBM said it's developing plans to enter Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) market with 4 lines of network products using ATM technology ranging from personal computer chips to large switching equipment […] more...

Published
1993

94. AT&T advancing deployment of ATM

Author

Gareiss, Robin

Subjects
ATM, Digital Communication, International Communications, WAN, New Technique, Product Development, Cooperative Agreements, Data Transfer Rate, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., Kokusai Denshin Denwa Company Ltd., Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry, Wide area networks -- Innovations
Published
1993

96. Recent survey of network managers suggests they are warming up to ATM

Subjects
Fiber optic networks -- Management, Fiber optics industry -- Surveys, Asynchronous communications -- Innovations, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

More than half the respondents of a recent survey of network managers and operators plan to begin using asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technology in the next two years, according to [...]

Published
1993

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