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To: G3 who wrote (96628)	4/14/2000 10:40:00 AM
From: G3	Respond to of 108040

My little FBCE baby is hanging in there... (from quicken.com ) FiberCore Announces New GigaGrade Optical Fibers Friday, April 14, 2000 08:47 AM Mail this article to a friend CHARLTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 13, 2000--FiberCore, Inc. (Symbol FBCE). FiberCore, a leading manufacturer of optical fiber and preform for the telecommunication and data communications markets, with production facilities in Jena, Germany announced at WIRE 2000 in Dusseldorf the introduction of its new Optical Fiber System, GigaGrade "Pick and Place". GigaGrade "Pick and Place" is a flexible system for multimode fibers which are optimized to provide long link lengths at Gigabit speeds in laser-based systems, and guarantees high bandwidths when used with LED's (using overfilled launch). This flexible fiber system offers cost-saving alternative to cable manufacturers looking to provide the high performance cables required for today and tomorrows high-speed networks. FiberCore, in addition to the standard multimode and singlemode fiber that meet the highest industry specifications, also markets product lines of ValuGrade(R) and EconoGrade(R) optical fibers. These fibers are available in single-mode and multi-mode designs, and are ideally suited to provide the required bandwidth for Internet, Feeder Loop, Fiber-to-the Curb, (FttC), Fiber-to-the Home (FttH) and Fiber-to-the Desk (FttD) applications. ....