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Cisco unveils 322-Terabit-per-second router

Cisco unveils 322-Terabit-per-second router

09 Mar 2010 By: Greg Meckbach - Network World Canada Creator
Cisco's CRS 3 router is scheduled to ship before October and is currently in trials with AT&T. The system is designed to support video and cloud computing. Read the reaction from industry analysts and Juniper Networks
Will LTE and WiMAX converge?

Will LTE and WiMAX converge?

09 Mar 2010 By: Howard Solomon - Network World Canada Creator
Yes says an industry analyst, who has been told that a multimode chip for handsets will be available by the end of the year. No says Motorola exec, who says operators are using the technologies for different markets
In Conversation: foreign telecom ownership, Dr. Seuss

In Conversation: foreign telecom ownership, Dr. Seuss

08 Mar 2010 By: Computerworld Canada Staff - ComputerWorld Canada Creator
VIDEO: ComputerWorld Canada staff, Dave Webb, Kathleen Lau and Rafael Ruffolo, along with guest Howard Solomon of Network World Canada, discuss foreign investment in telecom carriers, the future of the desktop in three years, and Dr. Seuss on the iPhone
Telecom competition depends on regulation: Prof

Telecom competition depends on regulation: Prof

08 Mar 2010 By: Grant Buckler - Network World Canada Creator
At a conference to launch the Centre for Law, Technology and Society at the University of Ottawa, Harvard professor Yochai Benkler said broadband connection speeds depend partly on facilities based competition, not just requiring incumbent telecommunications carriers to sell capacity on their networ
Two execs blown from Wind, but chair stays cool

Two execs blown from Wind, but chair stays cool

08 Mar 2010 By: Howard Solomon - Network World Canada Creator
A consulting firm says the departures prove the startup launched too early, and that the wireless company needs pricing creativity and better marketing. The head of the company admits there are some network ‘hiccups,’ but it’s working hard to solve them as service spreads across the country

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