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To: DenverTechie who wrote (3483)5/3/1999 9:27:00 AM
From: MikeM54321  Read Replies (1) of 12823
 
Re: Tellium's New Optical Cross Connect

DenverTechie,
Do Tellabs' TITAN digital cross-connect and Tellium's Aurora-512 optical cross connect switch compete with each other?

Here's the link on the article:
infoseek.go.com
Thanks,
MikeM(From Florida)
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Tellium To Launch Next-Generation Optical 'Super Switch' for Large Scale Optical Networks at SUPERCOMM '99

OCEANPORT, N.J. April 29, 1999--Tellium, Inc. announced today the introduction of its new Aurora-512 optical cross connect switch, the highest capacity optical layer switching element available in the telecommunications industry.

Tellium's new "super switch" has a capacity of 512 optical connections. Each optical connection operates at 2.5 Gb/s (OC-48/STM-16) for a total switching capacity of 1.28 Terabits per second. The launch of the new Aurora-512 product will take place in June at SUPERCOMM '99 in Atlanta.

"Tellium was first to bring an optical cross connect to market last year when we introduced the Aurora-32 at SUPERCOMM '98," said Mike Hodges, Tellium's president and CEO.

"Working with all of our customers with the Aurora-32 showed us just how huge the opportunity is for optical cross connects. We are simply taking advantage of our early lead to capture the significant market opportunity that exists for larger, more scalable switches which address the exploding growth of high speed data and the need for more OC-N-based services....
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