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To: ftth who wrote ()	6/26/2000 10:47:00 PM
From: peggylynn	Read Replies (1) of 46821

This company seems to have some sort of radio substitute for SDH/SONET that includes an optical imaging technology. Ken Phillips posted the link on the NT thread. Does anyone know how this might work? Thanks - peggylynn Snippets from Israel's Business Arena article: Monday , Jun 26, 2000 RadioTel Wireless Communications, which developed a technology for optic fibre imaging in wireless communications, has signed an agreement with Canadian communications manufacturer Nortel. RadioTel launched its product, a system called RadioRing, in February of this year. The company's first agreement was with Bezeq. The Bezeq order amounted to $1 million, with an option for another $2 million. The system installed for Bezeq operates on a frequency of 18 gigaherz and provides 52 megabytes of bandwidth. The RadioTel system is unique in that it constitutes a substitute for optic-fibre-based SDH and SONET relay systems. Meaning that instead of point-to-point radio connectivity, the system operates in an aerial ring enabling information to be downloaded from it at each and every point. globes.co.il:80/cgi-bin/Serve_Archive_Arena/pages/English/1.2.1.8/20000625/1

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