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To: AK2004 who wrote (3579)	9/9/1996 10:32:00 AM
From: bill c.	of 31386

To ALL - -- Looking around for more news on the Web... EETimes --- Sept 2, 1996 "Nortel's decision to work with Broadcom is especially significant because the Canadian telecom giant was involved in initial financing of Amati Communications Inc. (Sunnyvale, Calif.), an early ADSL developer that worked with Motorola Inc. on DMT solutions. Gary Bolton, a senior manager in telco broadband at Nortel, said the company's ADSL central modems will allow the use of several line cards, including possible mixes of QAM, CAP and DMT systems. The key in choosing Broadcom was to get a system in the field early and find the most low-cost way of moving to the throughput sweet spot:2 Mbits/second downstream and 500 kbits/s on the return path." server1.cmp.farm.barrnet.net CommunictionWeek - Sept 2, 1996 "Despite the nod to QAM, Nortel is leaving open its future options. The company maintains an equity stake in Amati Communications Corp., which builds ADSL equipment using the DMT spec. Bolton said Nortel will use DMT technology in its DSLAM if it becomes cost-competitive." server1.cmp.farm.barrnet.net

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