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To: Renee Scherb who started this subject	3/2/2004 6:10:48 PM
From: hedgeclipper	Read Replies (2) of 42804

"SI Classic" This is an old post of mine from years ago but if you read today's WSJ, frontpage of the Marketplace section, you would see its relevance today. hc MAnet Gmbh and MRV MAnet is also a Terescope and Optiswitch shop and so MRV is essentially providing a core to home solution here. While their initial steps are small with only 40k potential customers, if MAnet is serious and has the capacity to rollout the service across Germany, this could be the start of something really big. See ppgs. 4-6 of this: opticalaccess.de And they aren’t alone in this IP over the powerline effort in Europe; Internet over the plug—MAnet is a user of the Terescope and Optiswitch translate.google.com links to European ISP’s translate.google.com Powerline with MVV translate.google.com Another player in the internet over powerline business in Europe Click on the globe in the lower right and then on Europe/Germany for the Mannheim project to which MRV is the supplier of Optiswitch’s, Terescope’s and Aranea’s. mainnet-plc.com Internet access via power lines reborn in Europe August 28, 2001 cnn.com Elsewhere in Germany, MVV Energie AG (www.mvv.de), which recently had completed a 200-customer pilot with M@in.net, in March (2001) announced plans to launch powerline commercially with the vendor by connecting 3,000 users in the city of Mannheim. The city has an advanced fiber optical network, which means MVV needs only to install inexpensive modems at outdoor grid substations and equip customers with small indoor modems. MVV also has formed a 50/50 joint venture, Power Plus Communications AG (PPC), with M@in.net for exclusive rights to bring powerline to Germany and Austria. xchangemag.com good links on IP stuff in Europe research.analysys.com Slide show on IP over power lines in Europe eurelectric.org hc

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