Varios Articles on DTM:
Swedish Startup Promotes DTM As ATM Alternative
newsbytes.com
Telephony Magazine, May 31 1999
Dynamic desires
internettelephony.com
Data Communications, March 21 1999
Getting Ironclad Bandwidth Guarantees Without ATM
techweb.com
Premises Networks.com, March 17 1999
Dynarc to Supercharge Circuit Switching
news.premisesnetworks.com
/19990317-402.html
tele.com, February 22 1999
Something Old, Something New -- Swedish Startup Marries
Network Techniques
techweb.com
Network Week, January 28 1999
Swedish start-ups say DTM to rival ATM and Gigabit Ethernet
networkweek.com
Network World, January 18 1999
Swedish trio touts ATM alternative
nwfusion.com
Data Communications, November 21 1998
Circuit Switching, Scandinavian-Style
techweb.com
UPSTART, November 9 1998
Will DTM gets its today?
internettelephony.com
upstartnov98/primer_11.98.htm
Telephony, September 21 1998
"Adding to the Mix" - this article included a diagram that
internettelephony.com
Inter@ctive Week, September 21 1998
New Protocol Speeds Internet Packets
zdnet.com
EE Times, January 11 1999
Small army of comms startups set to storm hybrid-switch front
techweb.com
Ericsson supports new Swedish technology
Ericsson has decided to support the DTM technology and has signed a
strategic co-operative agreement with Swedish company Dynarc which
develops this technology. By using DTM, IP can be used for data, video and
traditional telephony. Telecom operators that sell fixed telephony are
potential customers. "There's a lot that speak in favour of DTM. The first
Ericsson products based on DTM are underway," says George Wayne, vice
president of Ericsson Datacom. It's actually quite ironic that Ericsson
supports DTM. This technology was originally developed by researchers at
the Royal Institute of Technology with financial support from Ericsson and
Telia. However, Ericsson decided to invest in ATM instead, while the
researchers continued on their own. Dynarc's president Olov Schagerlund
expects that the deal with Ericsson will yield royalties by the end of the
year. The company aims at a Nasdaq listing within two years.
Tomas Augustsson
Article on DTM Dynarc's technology:
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