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Nuance Communications, the leading provider of speech recognition software for V-Commerce and communications transactions, has endorsed the VXML Forum and its forthcoming VXML specification for building voice applications. The VXML Forum, established by AT&T Corporation, Lucent Technologies, and Motorola, aims to develop a joint mark-up language specification that
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Lucent Technologies, a leading provider of telecommunications equipment, has signed a $600,000 purchase agreement with VeriBest, Inc. for the Destination PCB, an advanced PCB editing and routing environment. This acquisition will enable Lucent to integrate the Destination PCB into its Mentor Board Station environment, providing its designers with a
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In the Lehigh Valley, investors are taking note of a few key developments in the stock market. Intermagnetics General Corp., the parent of APD Cryogenics in Allentown, has seen a surge in insider buying, with five different insiders, including company president Glenn Epstein, purchasing stock in the 1,000- to
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The Voice eXtensible Markup Language Forum (VXML Forum), formed by Registry Magic, AT&T, Lucent Technologies, and Motorola, aims to drive the market for voice- and phone-enabled Internet access by promoting a standard specification for VXML, a computer language used to create Web content and services. The initiative seeks
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Stock prices in Tokyo closed near their lows on Wednesday, as late futures-led selling offset earlier bargain-hunting. The Nikkei 225 Index fell 145.20 points to 14,355.45, while on Wall Street, stock prices closed mixed, despite a strong performance by the high-technology sector. Analysts say another warning about
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Lucent Technologies has maintained its position as the leading provider of Dense Wave Division Multiplexing (DWDM) systems in the United States, according to a report by Frost and Sullivan. The company has the largest market share of 30 percent in the $1.6 billion DWDM equipment market. Lucent's
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As the world's telephone networks undergo significant changes, integrating voice, data, and video on a single, high-speed network, the Research Triangle Park in North Carolina finds itself at the forefront of this technological revolution. Three global giants, Cisco Systems, Lucent Technologies, and Northern Telecom, are investing heavily in
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Osicom Technologies has received a significant order of $2.4 million for its GigaMux Metro dense wave division multiplexing solution, increasing its backlog for the product line to $5.3 million. The order will begin shipping in the first quarter of 1999. Meanwhile, Hyperion Communications has entered into a $200
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Lucent Technologies, a leading provider of CDMA networks, has announced a new investment protection option for wireless network operators transitioning to CDMA2000 third-generation (3G) wireless services. The company offers a cost-effective CDMA2000 hardware module for its Autoplex networks, complementing its newly-announced next-generation Flexent Modular Cell. This module enables current operators
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Lucent Technologies has introduced significant enhancements to its Flexent Wireless Networks, designed to aid network operators in managing rapid subscriber growth, provisioning new services, and migrating to next-generation technologies. The upgrades cover both Time-Division Multiple Access (TDMA) networks and cdmaOne systems for Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) networks. These improvements
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Lucent Technologies has announced that Carnival Cruise Lines has successfully implemented its CentreVu Advocate software to optimize customer care. CentreVu Advocate uses predictive algorithms to match call centre agents with the skills and needs of callers, regardless of their position in the queue. This has helped Carnival Cruise Lines to
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Wireless location services specialist SignalSoft Corp., along with several telecommunications companies, demonstrated its local.info location-based information service at the recent CTIA Wireless '99 Conference in New Orleans. The live demonstration used technology from five companies: SignalSoft's location-based software, PrimeCo Personal Communications' New Orleans CDMA network,
