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To: pass pass who wrote (2166)	2/11/2001 3:47:02 AM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3350

It wouldn't surprise me to see a multilink scheme adopted, using the forwarding rates of two 10Gb/s ports. There would be a penalty, and it would be twisting the meaning of a true full rate forwarding rate, but doable. In contrast, waiting for silicon to achieve filtering and forwarding at the OC-768 40 Gb/s rate could take a long time. FWIW. John C. had asked about Procket earlier. Does anyone have anything interesting to say about them?

To: pass pass who wrote (2166)	2/11/2001 10:37:53 PM
From: Herschel Rubin	Respond to of 3350

Re: 20 Gigabit Router to be announced biz.yahoo.com "But analysts say Cisco's new machine won't severely erode Juniper's customer base. For one thing, analysts believe that sometime this year, Juniper is expected to introduce a high-end router that can push 20 megabits of data per second. Cisco may be able to sell its new hardware as an upgrade to its installed base of machines, "but that doesn't mean they will take away Juniper's customers," says Jim Duffy, a senior editor at Network World magazine. " The reference above should be "20 gigabits." Perhaps Yahoo copied the article incorrectly from Business Week, otherwise, one would conclude that technology is moving backward!