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Technology Stocks : Westell WSTL
WSTL 6.440+1.7%Feb 2 3:55 PM EST

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To: Karl Brandt who wrote (11226)6/4/1998 9:03:00 AM
From: bill c.  Read Replies (4) of 21342
 
Wow!! Here are my 2 cents....

This now gives Alcatel a CO/DLC solution based on CAP. The only RBOC that hasn't selected Alcatel is USWest, but they are looking for a DLC solution. USWest could select an Alcatel/DSC/Westell solution based on CAP.

I don't think this will hurt us much in the BEL/USWest regions, but it will hurt us in the JPC DLC solution. Again, I haven't seen a Westell/DSC agreement on the DMT side. BEL will eventually require a DMT solution, "RFP", and I don't see why Alcatel would need Westell. But then again, why did DSC need Westell with the initial CAP deployment? Because BEL wanted Westell. I was curious why DSC/Westell stated this yesterday....

DSC and Westell Technologies to Supply Equipment for Initial Rollout of Bell Atlantic ADSL Services

I highlighted initial, because all the contracts for ADSL are initial contracts. I was curious, because Westell/DSC wanted to highlight that fact. We now know why they highlighted it. For this next BEL RFP, I'm hoping the LU/Westell team can win.

In the JPC contract, Alcatel now has a DLC solution that will compete against the LU/Westell SLC-5 and SLC-2000 solutions. This gives Alcatel 8 million existing lines to upgrade.... until later.
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