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To: denni who wrote (93915)	12/17/1999 10:24:00 AM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (1) of 186894

Denni, remember the speculation about the new Cisco Terabit router and what chips they used? >What Intel chips might/could be used in the line cards? their new communications processor chips. Found an article that says Cisco actually bought companies to get chips for the line cards. Maybe next time, like you said. Cisco went through two generations of semiconductor company acquisitions to handle the two Sonet rates for packet over Sonet. For its OC-48c (2.5-Gbit/s) line cards, Cisco relied on technology from Canadian startup Skystone Corp. And its acquisition of Stratum One Communications Inc. earlier this year was central to completing its OC-192c line cards. Fraser said the ability to support concatenated versions of Sonet rates was critical, since it allows more multiplexing of slower services on broadband Sonet pipes. Qwest Communications International Inc. is conducting nationwide tests of the 10-Gbit cards, though Fraser said they are still many months away from volume production. eet.com Tony

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