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To: danofthebes who wrote (29916)	2/27/2001 12:47:12 PM
From: Sector Investor	Respond to of 42804

dan, not only does OPXS have over 3,000 links worldwide, they have over 30 buildings just in LA. Compare to Terabeam in Seattle. From that article last fall, we know that by the back half of this year they will have 16 way DWDM and 2.5Gbps capability, boosting them up all the way to OC-748 equivalent capacity. OPXS is the much superior solution, IMO. This Cap-ex slowdown plays right into their hands too, as this is a fast and cheap way to get up and running fast. They should kick butt.

To: danofthebes who wrote (29916)	2/27/2001 1:03:46 PM
From: danofthebes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42804

MRVC related sites. Since MRVC doesn't deem it useful to maintain an comprehensive list of links to partners and subsidiaries, I put this together this morning in my copious spare time. Please feel free to add or amend as necessary. With the many sources of information and the technical overlaps, no wonder investors and analysts are confused. Like I need any help being confused. A couple of notes: Don't have a link for RED-C, but the Red-C product appears on the iTouch site. Technical synergy or marketing confusion? Anyone with a link to the Red-C corporate site? Could someone also verify if the SIMI site listed is indeed the SIMI that MRVC owns a piece of. Last note. I researching PhoneDo networks I came across the following link to this guy's web page. When viewing the page normally, I didn't see a reference to PhoneDo, but if you display the HTML source you find the following: "Founder, PhoneDo Networks, Inc." but it's commented out in the HTML. Wonder why he removed it from the display?? He appears to have an interesting background. Anyone have more details on PhoneDo's products. The corporate web site is a shell. Also Luminent - 92% owned luminentinc.com iTouch - 97% owned itouchcom.com NBase-Xyplex - 100% owned fiberdriver.com Zaffire - 22% owned zaffire.com Zuma Networks - 90% owned zumanetworks.com Charlotte's Web Networks - 53% owned cwnt.com Hyperchannel - 42% owned hyperchannel.com hyporium.com Optical Access/Jolt/Astroterra - 100% owned astroterra.com jolt.co.il opticalaccess.com Red-C Optical Crossing - 60% owned opticalcrossing.com Broadband Highway - 58% owned broadbandhighway.net Tellaire - 9% owned tellaire.com PhoneDo Networks - Undisclosed ownership phonedo.com ayali.com Simi Networks - Undisclosed ownership siminet.net Cescomm www.cescomm.ca CES www.ces.ch Appointech appointech.com