<Congressman Rick Boucher, R-Virginia. He will address how US government regulations will affect ADSL and the future of the industry.>
Biting my tongue Steve & thanks
<state of DSL -both full rate and lite,>
That would be interesting.
<In addition attendees will hear from representatives from the FCC
(more tongue biting)
and Stanford University.>
Wonder who that might be.
<Covad, Allot Communications, Westell, Williams, Concentric Networks,
Phoenix Group, and Telecom Partner Ltd.>
Read a most interesting article on Williams last week & assume this is the same group. Buying, installing, wholesaling or leasing fiber seems to be working out well for some of these outfits.
quote.yahoo.com
Curly,
me thinks you are right but I still think adsl & cable modems will co exist. RBOC's data revs are growing so its no skin off their backs yet. AT&T's Armstrong is still saying its gonna take up to 5 years for wide spread voice, data, & video on the same line & the Bells will be big players in the wireless arena as well. Read an interesting IT jobs forecast in IW recently & the Midwest seems to be the place to be. You guessed it, one of the top demands, cable modem designers.
Catch you folks later,
Dug |
