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This lightning fast look back at Supercomm 2005 features more commentary from Cisco's Mike Volpi, Motorola President Adrian Nemcek, and UTStarcom CTO Bill Huang. Also, our entertainment correspondent makes the rounds at the Light Reading party, and a Sun executive explains why a monkey really makes sense as the Light Reading mascot.
On the final day of Supercomm 2005, LRTV sits down with Ciena CTO Steve Alexander, ZTE VP Joe Zhou, and the president of Siemens's carrier networks division, Harald Braun. Also, we report live from the WiMax Forum stand, and the Metro Ethernet Forum talks about how it is broadening its reach. Finally, TIA president Matt Flannigan gives us some reasons to look forward to Globalcomm 2006.
LRTV interviews more industry newsmakers, including Cisco Senior VP Mike Volpi and BellSouth CTO Bill Smith. Our coverage also includes news announcements from Veraz Networks, Ceterus Networks, Nortel Networks, and others.
Our Supercomm coverage continues, featuring newsmaker interviews with Kevin DeNuccio, CEO of Redback Networks; Krish Prabhu, CEO of Tellabs; and Paul Reynolds, chief executive of BT Wholesale. We also heard show news announcements from ECI Telecom; Sonus Networks; and Sun Microsystems.
Alcatel president Mike Quigley, UTStarcom CTO Bill Huang, United States Telecom Association president Walter McCormick, and other newsmakers top the day's highlights of Supercomm 2005. Broadwing, Telco Systems (BATM), and Fine Point Technologies make announcements at the show. Meanwhile, Heavy Reading and Sun Microsystems walk us through the emerging world of service delivery platforms.
Executives from the Telecommunications Industry Association, Pannaway Technologies, PacketFront, CopperCom, Spirent, and Continuous Computing weigh in on what trends and announcements we can expect at Supercomm 2005.
