New chips bring virtual concatenation out to the edge, applying it to Fast Ethernet and OC12s

New access products, video compression, and DSL technology are making 'triple-play' more realistic UPDATED 3PM

Cisco's marketing arrangement with BellSouth sweetens its first RBOC customer win

Chip designer has new product and a brace of contracts, making it more attractive to potential buyers

New program absorbs some of the R&D done by OEMs, part of a trend of increased handholding by chip vendors

MCI plans to migrate all of its long-distance traffic to IP by 2005; it will use Nortel softswitches

Router startup TiMetra, to be acquired by Alcatel, reveals the details of its products and announces a customer

3G 'support' role reflects vendor's lack of UMTS success

Dorman says AT&T is doing something about getting all tangled up in its own OSS software

If it emerges from bankruptcy, MCI faces an OSS challenge of epic proportions

A crowd of over 200 service providers puts metro Ethernet under the glass at Light Reading event in Atlanta

The new rules are said to be voluminous and confusing. Will new services suffer while the fine print is sifted?

Enterprise AP vendor looks at twin 802.11g radios as way to help users speed – even in traffic

AMCC and Cortina are producing multiservice line-card chips to ease carriers' headaches with spare components

Unveils faster routing engine for the Cisco 10000 and adds B-RAS functions to the Cisco 7600

Lucent dumps another high-priced bubble acquisition in favor of pursuing a reseller strategy

Lucent dumps another high-priced acquisition in favor of pursuing a reseller strategy

Redback has added broadband aggregation to its edge router to better compete with the likes of Cisco and Juniper

Cisco is dipping a claw in the WLAN management market and promising switch support in 2004

Israeli startups making optical switches and widely tunable transponders to join forces