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Lucent Technologies has made a significant announcement that will substantially reduce the "worldwide wait" for PC users to download high-bandwidth files. The company's new OptiStar product line includes breakthrough adapter cards and software that will deliver IP over optics all the way to the server, enabling
Telecommunications systems
Lucent Digital Video, a venture of Lucent Technologies, announced a comprehensive video networking strategy that offers the professional video industry's broadest and most robust line of solutions for Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), Synchronous Optical Network (SONET), and Internet Protocol (IP) networks. This strategy integrates Lucent's industry-leading
Telecommunications systems
A consortium of Independent Telephone Companies in the Pacific Northwest, known as WIN Switching, has partnered with Lucent Technologies to build a converged telecommunications network. The five-year contract, worth $50 million, aims to bring advanced data and voice services to customers in rural and semi-rural areas of the Pacific Northwest.
Telecommunications systems
Lucent Technologies, the world leader in communications semiconductors, has announced a full rate asymmetrical digital subscriber line (ADSL) chip set based on system-on-a-chip technology. The digital signal processor (DSP) 16370-based chip set enables two simultaneous full rate ADSL channels, using approximately 40 percent less space per port and approximately 25
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Lucent Technologies announced a major expansion of its presence in the Sao Paulo region of Brazil with a $14 million contract to provide a digital overlay of the existing analog cellular system in the Sorocaba region, an area with a population of 750,000. This project marks an extension of
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Xpeed Inc., a leading supplier of low-cost, high-performance connectivity solutions for the Digital Subscriber lines (DSL) market, has announced that its DSL products have been certified for interoperability with Lucent Technologies' new Stinger DSL Access Concentrator (DSLAM) under the company's new "Wired for DSL" partner
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Lucent Technologies has welcomed Cayman Systems as a partner in its "Wired for DSL" program, aiming to provide a unified, multivendor solution for service providers. Under this partnership, Cayman's ADSL 3220H will be tested and certified for interoperability with Lucent's Stinger DSL access concentrator,
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AT&T has revealed a new multi-vendor program aimed at boosting the capacity and reliability of its wireless network in high-growth markets, while reducing operating costs. The company has signed letters of intent with Lucent Technologies, Nortel Networks, and will continue to use Ericsson, its largest wireless infrastructure provider.
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CopperCom, a Silicon Valley company, announced interoperability of its equipment with Lucent Technologies for the delivery of Voice over DSL. This interoperability will enable service providers to meet the growing demand for integrated voice and high-speed data over a single copper pair in the local loop. The companies have conducted
Telecommunications systems
AT&T has revealed a new multi-vendor program aimed at boosting the capacity and reliability of its wireless network in high-growth markets, while reducing operating costs. The company has signed letters of intent with Lucent Technologies, Nortel Networks, and will continue to use Ericsson, its largest wireless infrastructure provider.
Telecommunications systems
MediaOne, a leading provider of Broadband services, has partnered with Lucent Technologies to upgrade its U.S. network and offer customers advanced services such as local telephone, high-speed Internet, and Broadband TV through a single network. Under the five-year agreement, Lucent will provide switching and optical networking systems, as well
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Premisys Communications' broadband integrated access solution, the Q-155 multiservice access platform, has achieved a significant milestone by passing compatibility testing with Lucent Technologies' and Nortel Networks' popular telecommunications switches. This achievement enables the Q-155 system to be deployed in networks designed around the Lucent or Nortel Networks
