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To: ahhaha who wrote ()	11/30/1998 1:11:00 PM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Read Replies (1) of 626

I've made the point that there are advantages to using serial forms of comms, as opposed to parallel, in previous posts here. A T1 rather than 24 individual copper voice channels; a T3 rather than 28 T1s; an OC-48 rather than 48 individual T3s, etc. In the case of optical networking the issue can be similar, in terms of a single flow as opposed to many different flows using WDM. Perhaps the article below makes a better case of this than I did, and it derives from telegraph practices that were in use over a hundred years ago. Ports of Call - Smart Machines, By Gerard Holzmann, Bell Labs. Enjoy. inc.com

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