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Technology Stocks : Ascend Communications (ASND)
ASND 213.61+1.5%3:10 PM EST

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To: Darren who wrote (47011)5/16/1998 3:03:00 AM
From: djane  Read Replies (5) of 61433
 
Interesting SS7 remarks from ASND Yahoo thread
(yeah, I was slumming....)

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Ken,
From: Layer3Ent
May 13 1998
10:41PM EDT

Nice post:

Note to the VoIP technology; this will note be confined to on-net IP voice
applications as you described. VoIP AND their SS7 signaling will allow for regular
"hand-set" voice services to ride over the internet, or any production frame relay /
ATM network (ie Ascend's carrier customer base). This is more than huge, the
whole techology is the single most critical step in replacing the 120 year old
telephony network (a 10 trillion - that's with a "T" investment).

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Ken...
Layer3Ent
May 14 1998
5:33PM EDT

Thanks for your answer. It does make sense, but it also seems to be a self fullfilling
prophisy...

As for SS7, it stands for Switching System 7, and its used by the world's phone
company switch systems to "communicate". It is the seventh version of this protocol
(hence the name... phone companies are so original). And yes it is one of the key
signaling features you need when your replacing a 120 year old $10 trillion dollar
investment. Not a bad market to be in wouldn't you say?

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