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Technology Stocks : Orckit (ORCT)

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To: igor mendeleyev who wrote (1813)6/7/1999 9:54:00 AM
From: savolainen   of 1998
 
[msft etc]

hi all

pretty good list for supercomm... particularly like orct dslam in msft booth & ATM SVCs in conjunction with msft (joint demonstration) , acknowledgement of orct role in cxnt hdsl2 silicon, quad vdsl chip, and next gen hdsl product..

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Monday June 7, 9:02 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

SOURCE: Orckit Communications Ltd.

Orckit Presents Solutions Enabling Service Providers to Build their DSL Business Case at SuperComm Booth #4415

Orckit Demonstrates Interoperability in UAWG G.Lite Showcase

ATLANTA, June 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Orckit Communications Ltd. (Nasdaq: ORCT - news) continues to help service providers strengthen their business case for DSL with new technology, new partnerships and new applications in ADSL, HDSL and VDSL on booth #4415 at SUPERCOMM '99.

G.Lite Interoperability

-- A live interoperability demonstration between Orckit's DSLAM systems
and consumer modems based on chipsets from Centillium Technology, one
of Orckit's G.Lite modem interoperability partners, will be in the UAWG
Interoperability Showcase at booth #52 and booth # 4415 (Orckit) and
#8717 (Centillium). The Centillium partnership enables Creative
Technologies/Digicom Systems, GVC, CIS, and Askey to be interoperable
with the Orckit G.Lite DSLAM solution. Creative, GVC, CIS and Askey
are leading PC analog modem vendors and it is expected that they will
be strong players in the G.Lite CPE modem market.

-- Additional results of the industry's first completed G.Lite field trial
(with Fujitsu, Intel, GTE) will be available.

-- Orckit will unveil its recently announced unique dynamic G.Lite
microfilter that overcomes interference issues associated with G.Lite
home wiring architectures.

Dynamic Service Selection (DSSTM) with Orckit's DSLAM

-- ATM SVCs (Switched Virtual Circuits) in conjunction with Microsoft
(booth #2041),enabling future-proof ATM access will be shown via a
live, state-of-the-art, joint demonstration.

-- A PPPoE demonstration using a live connection interoperating with the
Redback Networks Subscriber Management System, will demonstrate
real-time dynamic service selection over DSL, enabling end-users to
select service providers and services.

-- A PPTP ADSL service selection demonstration will also be shown.

Core Technology

Orckit's core chipset technology provides a competitive advantage, and the results of the company's latest collaborative core technology developments will be on display including:

-- The KeyWave TM chip, jointly developed by Orckit and Fujitsu
Microelectronics, representing the world's first working single-chip,
mixed-signal G.Lite/full-rate ADSL solution

-- The world's first quad VDSL chip

-- ZipWire2, the HDSL2 chip jointly developed with Conexant


Worldwide Systems

-- Orckit's DSLAM system is one of the world's most widely deployed ADSL
solutions and will appear in several locations at the show including

the Fujitsu Network Communications (booth #5621), UAWG Showcase
(booth #52), Centillium (booth #8717) and Microsoft (booth #2041).

-- New generation of the widely deployed HDSL CopperTrunk(TM)
international product line will be displayed.


Business Case

-- Presentation of Orckit's and Fujitsu's comprehensive business case
model that is available to telcos and ISPs for detailed financial
analysis of planned DSL networks.

biz.yahoo.com
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