Network hardware industry
Analog Devices, Inc., a leading manufacturer of precision high-performance integrated circuits, has announced that its DSP modem chipset and software have been used in the industry's first Springboard modem module for the Handspring Visor hand-held computer. This groundbreaking module operates without external power, directly powered from the Visor&
Network hardware industry
Celotek Corporation, a leading provider of high-performance network security, has partnered with CLC Associates, a manufacturer's representative specializing in high-speed broadband test equipment, to offer Celotek's CellCase(TM) cryptographic systems for Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks. The partnership will enable CLC Associates to represent Celotek'
Network hardware industry
TeraBridge Technologies and Woodwind Communications Systems, two industry leaders in next-generation network edge systems, have announced a significant milestone in the development of carrier-class, broadband access solutions. The two companies have concluded interoperability certification and signed a letter of intent outlining their plans to jointly market an open-system softswitch-enabled, broadband
Network hardware industry
Network Equipment Technologies, Inc. (NWK), doing business as net.com, has announced a demonstration at SuperComm showcasing the advantages of architecting separate data and control planes to support an open programming interface (OPI) for next-generation networks. This breakthrough architecture enables the delivery of services such as video-on-demand over a heterogeneous
Network hardware industry
Enterasys Networks, a leading provider of enterprise networking solutions, has become a charter principal member of the 10 Gigabit Ethernet Alliance (10 GEA). This move demonstrates Enterasys' commitment to 10 Gigabit Ethernet and its efforts to provide leading-edge solutions for the enterprise marketplace. Enterasys' membership in the 10
Network hardware industry
Cisco Systems, Inc. has introduced a high-performance local area network (LAN) switching solution that prepares midmarket customers, with 250-1000 employees, for deployment of IP telephony and other converged applications. This solution is an extension of Cisco's Architecture for Voice, Video, and Integrated Data (AVVID), which provides a path
Network hardware industry
ADC, a leading global supplier of network equipment and software, has announced the availability of FSXpert, the first smart optical remote test access system for fiber networks. The FSXpert system allows network operators to access fiber optic networks for testing or monitoring, providing a cost-effective solution for identifying and isolating
Network hardware industry
Ariel Corp., a leading supplier of Windows NT and Linux remote access products, announced a $1000 rebate for new purchases of their RS4200 56K/ISDN remote access card set. This rebate is aimed at making the industry's price leader even more attractive to fast-growing ISPs on a tight
Network hardware industry
Lucent Technologies has announced a major expansion of its national asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) backbone data services network with Egyptian Company for Networks (EgyNet). The two companies have signed a $51 million contract, which includes the installation of high-capacity multiservice switches, DSL access concentrators, and router/bridges. This expansion is
Network hardware industry
NoWires Needed, a leading innovator of wireless LANs, has announced that its new 11 Mbps wireless LAN products will carry the Wi-Fi certification granted to IEEE 802.11b products by the Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance (WECA). This certification ensures that any product that carries the Wi-Fi logo will work seamlessly
Network hardware industry
IMC Networks, a leading manufacturer of LAN/WAN connectivity products, has announced RouterScreen, a new connectivity device designed to maximize router efficiency and improve Internet access performance. According to the company, RouterScreen discards LAN traffic not destined for the Internet, shielding critical devices such as routers and firewalls from unnecessary
Network hardware industry
NoWires Needed, a leading innovator of wireless LANs, announced the availability of its new 11 Mbps wireless LAN product lines, which combine increased performance and security in a sleek package designed for enterprise users. The new product suite is based on a powerful ARM-based medium access control (MAC) integrated circuit
