MPLS-TP News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (7) June 30, 2011 : Here comes Ethernet Tag Switching, claiming operators don't need to learn MPLS in order to have Ethernet transport
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (12) June 30, 2011 : That's not one but two types of 100G, including one that brings Huawei up to speed with Ciena and AlcaLu
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 29, 2011 : AlcaLu's new FP3 network processor got a lot of help from some old friends in the chip industry
LRTV Interviews - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (4) June 28, 2011 : The little router Alcatel-Lucent acquired in 2003 is now terabit size, and they didn't even use steroids to do it. Basil Alwan explains
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (15) June 28, 2011 : The answer to the company's Hollywood-thriller mystery is a new network processor that takes the 7750 router to 2 Tbit/s in port capacity
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (7) June 27, 2011 : Whether you love it, hate it or just find it really annoying, let's toast Light Reading's longest-lived message-board discussion
LR Mobile News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 24, 2011 : Intel has joined an all-star cast in what should be an exciting day of sitting around a table saying numbers
MPLS-TP News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (19) June 24, 2011 : In a one-sided debate, webinar participants explained why they think the ITU's renegade OAM effort is a bad idea
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 23, 2011 : A walk down Light Reading's memory lane, including a look at what Steve Saunders' hair used to look like
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comment (1) June 21, 2011 : The three-year-old QorIQ family gets its first major upgrade, with abilities that Freescale says go beyond the number of processor cores
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comment (1) June 20, 2011 : With CoreOptics absorbed into Cisco, NSN puts some money down on an obvious alternative for coherent 40G technology
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 16, 2011 : After another brutal earnings forecast, Finisar got asked a lot about China and ROADMs
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (5) June 15, 2011 : Q4 revenues met lowered expectations, but now, expectations are getting lowered yet again
Valley Wonk - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 14, 2011 : 5:40 PM Carriers getting into cloud services are going to have to be wary of Amazon's true superpower
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (3) June 10, 2011 : It's not always easy being an alternative vendor from China, but luckily, it's not that expensive, either
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (33) June 7, 2011 : After seeing market share drop, Cisco updates the ASR 9000 and adds some hot terms like 'virtualization' and 'IPv6'
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (2) June 6, 2011 : The ability to predict latency could be an important tool. Cyan wants to give it a try in mobile backhaul
MPLS-TP News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (7) June 30, 2011 : Here comes Ethernet Tag Switching, claiming operators don't need to learn MPLS in order to have Ethernet transport
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (12) June 30, 2011 : That's not one but two types of 100G, including one that brings Huawei up to speed with Ciena and AlcaLu
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 29, 2011 : AlcaLu's new FP3 network processor got a lot of help from some old friends in the chip industry
LRTV Interviews - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (4) June 28, 2011 : The little router Alcatel-Lucent acquired in 2003 is now terabit size, and they didn't even use steroids to do it. Basil Alwan explains
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (15) June 28, 2011 : The answer to the company's Hollywood-thriller mystery is a new network processor that takes the 7750 router to 2 Tbit/s in port capacity
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (7) June 27, 2011 : Whether you love it, hate it or just find it really annoying, let's toast Light Reading's longest-lived message-board discussion
LR Mobile News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 24, 2011 : Intel has joined an all-star cast in what should be an exciting day of sitting around a table saying numbers
MPLS-TP News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (19) June 24, 2011 : In a one-sided debate, webinar participants explained why they think the ITU's renegade OAM effort is a bad idea
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 23, 2011 : A walk down Light Reading's memory lane, including a look at what Steve Saunders' hair used to look like
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comment (1) June 21, 2011 : The three-year-old QorIQ family gets its first major upgrade, with abilities that Freescale says go beyond the number of processor cores
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comment (1) June 20, 2011 : With CoreOptics absorbed into Cisco, NSN puts some money down on an obvious alternative for coherent 40G technology
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 16, 2011 : After another brutal earnings forecast, Finisar got asked a lot about China and ROADMs
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (5) June 15, 2011 : Q4 revenues met lowered expectations, but now, expectations are getting lowered yet again
Valley Wonk - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment June 14, 2011 : 5:40 PM Carriers getting into cloud services are going to have to be wary of Amazon's true superpower
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (3) June 10, 2011 : It's not always easy being an alternative vendor from China, but luckily, it's not that expensive, either
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (33) June 7, 2011 : After seeing market share drop, Cisco updates the ASR 9000 and adds some hot terms like 'virtualization' and 'IPv6'
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (2) June 6, 2011 : The ability to predict latency could be an important tool. Cyan wants to give it a try in mobile backhaul
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