Now that 2005 is nearly over, I just got my shiny new copy of the National Venture Capital Association 2005 yearbook, and that was one of the stats from yesteryear that made my head swim.
With about $70 million raised in one big round back in 2004, Mahi was a big fish in the venture world for about 10 minutes. Since that time, the company has floundered.
So what'll happen to Mahi now that Tellabs Inc. (Nasdaq: TLAB; Frankfurt: BTLA) has apparently bagged a big chunk of Verizon Communications Inc.'s WDM business?
re: Remember 2004? Since the weather is about to change here in Telecom Wasteland Lets have an end of summer bash. I like my Mahi grilled with lemon butter please...
Phil Harvey and Kelsey Ziser interview Juniper CEO Rami Rahim about his thoughts on 400G, where AI will matter in the enterprise and what it will mean for service providers.
Videophone zombies. Disappearing phones. Moaning mobile services. Glass that makes your skin crawl. Don't be afraid. It's the Light Reading Podcast Halloween Special!
'This is the next big technology transformation in the communications world and I think it's going to completely upend some companies' business models.'
Smart cities are taking shape in small ways, as the technology develops and makes its way to market. Orange Silicon Valley's Will Barkis discusses some of the newer tech he's seeing, where it might be used and privacy concerns that come up.
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