More than 200 carriers have answered Light Reading's survey on CWDM/DWDM

Foundry's new focus on enterprise switching pays dividends; stock pops after Q3 profits, improved fundamentals

Bondholder in Colt Telecom is getting spooked, saying the company is insolvent and should be reorganized

One of the worst bets networking companies made during the bubble may have been on bricks and mortar

The day before it announces Q3 earnings, Avici announces a customer win. Will it perk up investors?

The hot topic at the Network Processors Conference: Who can survive, and how?

Says it's broken a price barrier that's held back widespread use of off-the-shelf packet switch chips

Orange's claim that SPV users have unlimited data access discredited by 'fair usage policy' in customer contract

Hutch ups NEC 3G order (see those handsets here!)... but where's Motorola?

Lucent's pumping services and mobility, but cutting funds in some other areas

That's the world's first handset using Microsoft's Smartphone 2002 operating system, and not a nasty disease

Chip giant's VC arm to pump more funds into WLAN startups.

Monster firewalls with high-speed throughput and integrated security features are taking shape

It's a tough time to convert university projects into startups, as Transpectrum has found out

As the telecom industry sinks deeper into trouble, AcceLight, Allegro, and DigiLens trim their workforces

Symbol entices another top Cisco exec away with promises of life in the wireless fastlane of Holtsville, N.Y

$40 million in cash buys TriQuint the No. 2 spot in the optical components market

WLAN for the EU brigade -- but do you get fries with your NIC?

WorldCom has asked the courts to allow it to hand out $25M in bonuses to entice 325 key employees to stay

Despite technology advances, net processor players are forced to follow the money, targeting smaller systems

Participants can start monitoring their access lines in Light Reading's pioneering scheme

MRV's Luminent subsidiary has ditched a chunk of its passive components business UPDATED 10/22 11:50AM

Sprint lights a fire under data pricing in the US with an offer designed to encourage consumers to sample PCS Vision

Nokia 7650 trumps the Palms and iPaqs of this world, as Microsoft looms large in the device OS space

Someone please buy these guys a calculator

Late to market, it claims it had to come up with something better than everyone else

Deal mirrors an earlier one between Ciena and Équipe and could help WaveSmith sell to incumbent carriers

Marvell is ending its contract to supply chips to Intel, not the other way around, as investors may have thought

Partner Kyocera has iBurst base stations ready, as the Unstrung 25er preps deployment in Australia

Edge routing startup Crescent lays off two thirds of its staff and announces product test results

Operator in a flap over news leak

Losses get larger, market gets smaller, but that's not enough to throw optimistic senior execs

Handsets this year? Have we heard that before?

As its stock continues to trade below $1, Lucent looks for a way to remain on the NYSE

Tellabs' Michael Birck reiterates his intent to stay the course. But today's earnings show it isn't fun

The QOS-managing chips are all the rage with network processor vendors, but developing them is a challenge

Phoenix Photonics is aiming to take over the ideas and assets of defunct startup ProtoDel

Startup says its dispersion-compensating and FEC chips can slash the cost of 10-Gbit/s transceivers

"It's crap guys, it's all crap!"

The access market is stagnant, but AFC still increases revenues by 8 percent

Openwave's increased focus on Java may help it make more money on its browser software

Nokia's Q3 gives a little burst of sunshine to a gloomy wireless industry

Operators' association to create new board from senior carrier executives in effort to promote standards, avoid foul-ups

A new contract deepens Agere's relationship with superpower Huawei

Revenue at Extreme and Cisco is down, but Foundry’s is on the rise. What gives in enterprise switching?

Coming in through the back door? It's easy with the wireless network at the CTIA show

The growth in international Net connections has slowed, according to TeleGeography; demand may be another story

A flurry of announcements hints at an uptick in sales of wavelength services. Are we seeing a serious trend?

Williams Communications has emerged from Chapter 11 with a new name, less debt... and no CEO

IPWireless updates software to enable Euro-roaming as well as surfin' and speedin' through Las Vegas

Riverstone is the latest routing vendor to announce support for Fast Reroute technology

Is Intel looking to corner the security-processor market with its IXP2850?

Has it finally captured prized French asset SFR? Potential deal worth up to €13B, but Vivendi could intervene

Motorola has pushed itself into profit but doesn't much fancy market conditions in the near future

Lightchip's assets are split up and sold to Confluent Photonics and Digital Lightwave

WorldCom could celebrate a bit of good news today as the courts approved $350M in additional financing

Yipeee!! GGSN shop Megisto finally has a customer trial it can talk about -- and some real performance figures

If it's Tuesday, it must be Belgium! Do the i-mode folk have a hidden appreciation of naff 1960s movies?

New market study and Light Reading report say Fiber-to-the-Home deployments are on the rise

Senior VP Mike Volpi says Cisco is wooing the big guns of incumbent carriers instead

Sarvega is one of several startups offering hardware-based XML acceleration. Will it catch on?

The parallel optics maker secures a reseller agreement and purchase order with Tyco Electronics

With its sales falling, Corvis won't be able to offer Huber's startups as much support as in days past

The massive outage on the UUNet backbone signals a trend of service degradation in telecom, observers say

Seven vendors are touting the world's first GMPLS multivendor interoperability demo. Should you care?

Struggling vendor trumpets supply agreement with mmO2 but disowns the rather pleasant valuation of $150 million

T-Mobile set to inherit Quam's customers, while fellow struggler MobilCom holds on by its financial fingertips

Stealthy Ceterus has received more than $13 million for its upcoming work in the access space

Components startups are dropping like flies, but their technology is surviving

Up to 10,000 jobs will be cut in ongoing restructuring that could mean curtains for some products

Completing the first major overhaul of our private firm ranking, it’s the revamp of our components and service provider Top 5

Up to 10,000 employees will be cut in ongoing restructuring that could also mean curtains for some products

Bags BellSouth as a customer, makes its quarterly numbers, but analysts still aren't happy

US General Accounting Office dismisses protests about WorldCom's defense contract

Bookshop plan has major flaw: It comes with a fee

Says SK stumped up for Seoul trial

Two startups and a Corning subsidiary have won US government cash for promising research projects

The CWDM systems startup has raised an extra $8M, says that's all it needs to compete with metro DWDM

Woof! Something's getting mighty whiffy on the old continent; no, it's not Ray's socks -- it's Euro sub predictions

Juniper and Cisco propose different methods for signaling in emerging MPLS networks

Yes, it's the sequel to yesterday's hardware Top 5 review as we shuffle and fumble with our other categories

You may already be a winner!

Light Reading's latest report provides a primer on IP QOS - just in time for today's Webinar on QOS chips

Danish startup Alight plans to use photonic crystal technology to make high-power VCSELs

Cuts at AT&T and Qwest have put a damper on telecom and cable job opportunities in the Mile High City

Says its big drop in Q3 revenues is an anomaly; revenues will return to 'above $30M' next quarter UPDATED NOON

Lucent's Springtide wireless router may be for the chop; could a Cisco partnership fill the GGSN hole?

Lucent's Springtide wireless router may be for the chop, according to analysts; could a Cisco partnership fill the GGSN hole?

Equipment vendors say they know what incumbent carriers want when it comes to deploying MPLS or ATM

Optical Oracle looks at who will (and won't) be likely to prosper during the telecom turnaround

After nearly a year in trials, the optical Ethernet startup's bagged a key European customer. What's next?

IPWireless and WaterCove are new entries in the hardware Top 5 section, but who will have to give way?

With just 36 staff and a few million dollars, the startup has made amazing progress in broadband access equipment

RBOCs and CLECs continue to flail at each other: Which side will the referee take?

Capex vs Opex – Jay Liebowitz

Microsoft's wireless phoney war continues, but it'll be next year before the shooting really starts...

The market for next-gen voice networks is so soft that vendors are going to get squeezed, say analysts

Netrake details its new edge box, which helps carriers get into the VOIP game

A new Cisco tool provides aims to beef up MPLS Fast Reroute, an alternative to Sonet protection

Bludgeoned by Ericsson and Nokia, messaging specialists talk of merger

Better late than never: Mass production of dualmode 3G handsets finally kicks off in Germany

If you’re a mobile data skeptic, maybe you should get out more and have some fun

While industry conditions continue to tank, a service provider 'confidence index' shows a blip of optimism

This is your brain on Whampoa

Startup Dune Network says its distributed switch fabric can extend the working life of routers and switches

205,557 people lost their jobs in telecom in the first 9 months of 2002, but the rate of layoffs may be slowing

Seranoa Networks says its box shaves 75 percent off WAN router costs. What's its secret?

Major CDMA operator SK Telecom sends a signal that alternate wireless data strategies are under serious consideration

Beleaguered equipment maker notches an edge router win, but is it enough?

Location-based software developer expands relationship with Orange to help operator deploy greater range of services

Strikes a deal worth $111M for Nortel's optical transmitter, receiver, and amplifier business UPDATED 12:30PM

WorldCom's outage is blamed on a software glitch, but the company isn't saying whether it was Cisco or Juniper

CTC Communications files for bankruptcy protection and leaves Cisco on the hook for $57.9M

Got cash? Valuations are top of mind as startups pitch their wares for investors

No trial with Telecom Italia Mobile, still not revealing names of carriers testing its kit

Enables virtual LAN capabilities for access-point owners and brings 802.11a kit to Europe

Products designed to replace Sonet ADMs in metro transport networks are on the upswing, says IDC

Tim Sullivan is out the door, and another round of layoffs is underway. More product may be on the block

Thierry Breton, the new France Telecom chief, is known as a turnaround artist. What's in his bag of tricks?

Hawkish on Telecom — R. Scott Raynovich

Nortel has dissolved its Metro and Enterprise division in a reorg that could signal a selloff strategy

Services delivery specialist set to add to Hutchison account, adds device recognition capability to platform

Entrepreneurs and VCs try to massage their differences at an investment conference. Where are the therapists?

Company closes down after 14 years developing integrated optical components

Is DT 'Stalin' for time? Analysts think it unlikely the carrier will pawn its cash-generating E. European assets

Puts its money where its handsets are by investing in Hutchison 3G HK just as NTT DoCoMo writes down its stake in UK business

The company is close to announcing some big RBOC contracts, but analysts still fret over enterprise spending

Deutsche Telekom says it will cut nearly 30,000 jobs -- maybe just the beginning of European carrier misery

Japanese giant revalues its overseas holdings, attracting the ire of 3G partner Hutchison Whampoa

Some may grumble over Osmine, but Tellabs says it's key to RBOC sales **UPDATED 10/2 6 PM**

ADSL vendors turn the other way as potential RBOC customers tell them what they want from first-mile Ethernet

Corvis has spent at least $11M on gratings from a company controlled by its chairman and founder, David Huber

Uncooled 10-Gbit/s EML is just the start of what ASIP promises with its integration technology UPDATED 10/2 10AM

What's the status of end-to-end control and provisioning of carrier networks?

As Feds probe his stock sales and management role, GlobalX chairman pledges $25M to employees burnt by 401Ks

Actelis says it has the goods to aggregate copper pairs to deliver up to 50 Mbit/s. Will service providers care?

Siemens may trade its handset biz for Motorola's wireless networks empire. Or could a straight sale be in the cards?