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Non-Tech : Amati investors
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To: MangoBoy who wrote (21955)7/31/1997 4:46:00 PM
From: Techie   of 31386
 
[ADSL / intel]

>>> a lot of assumptions go into your scenario:

True

>>> - a single world-wide ADSL line-code standard

This will happen before ADSL becomes widespread. With or without Amati. But we aren't talking about tomorrow. First we need to address the 56K standards.

>>> - universal implementation of ADSL by telcos

Yes. I thought Amati supporters took this as a given :)

On a more serious note, if xDSL (most likely ADSL or VDSL) were to become widely used, I do think they will go on the motherboard one day (several years from now well into the next century, maybe 2005). As my previous visit to the thread made it clear, I don't think ADSL will be deployed until the end of 98 at best. I won't consider 1-2k lines deployment. Techie

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