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To: Chemsync who wrote (12317)	3/20/1997 1:32:00 PM
From: pat mudge	of 31386

{Dow Jones] <<<Subj: Amati Says ADSL Technology Is Suitable For Beaming TV Services Date: 97-03-20 13:09:01 EST From: staff@quote.com To: quotecom-users@quote.com News Alert from Dow Jones Online News via Quote.com Topic: Amati Communications Corp Quote.com News Item #2323232 Headline: Amati Says ADSL Technology Is Suitable For Beaming TV Services ====================================================================== SAN JOSE, Calif. -(Dow Jones)- Amati Communications Corp. Thursday announced a trial of Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line, or ADSL, technology showed that ADSL is a viable method for transmitting broadcast television services. Most of the buzz surrounding ADSL has been in regard to the technology's promised ability to speed up the delivery of Internet information by increasing the data-carrying capacity of traditional copper telephone wires. Shares of a few ADSL firms gained Thursday afternoon. Amati stock was up 75 cents, or 6.6%, at $12.125. Shares of PairGain Technologies Inc. were up $3.1875 at $26.4375. Westell Technologies Inc. stock was up $1.0625 at $10.6875. Amati said it conducted a trial of ADSL modems in conjunction with video switching equipment with NEC Corp. and MCI Communications Corp. The video equipment was supplied by NEC. Amati said the companies conducted the trial to assess ADSL as a viable delivery mechanism for subscription-based broadcast services to residential users. Some of the Baby Bell telephone companies plan to start rolling out ADSL-based modem services later this year as a direct challenge to cable television companies that ainm to offer high-speed Internet access based on cable lines. ADSL promises to let customers download Internet pages as much as 50 times faster than normal modems. >>>>

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