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To: stockman_scott who wrote (9100)	10/9/2001 4:53:08 PM
From: Mark Fowler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

The performance of the Internet, especially in the last mile, is way below what is in our PCs," he said, pointing out that there could still be an entire PC-type industry explosion in Internet technologies. "But unless significant changes occur in the last mile -- and I don't mean DSL, I mean multi-megabit changes -- you won't see the [economic] landscape change." — Paul Kapustka, Editor at Large, Byte and Switch byteandswitch.com<< it's not going to happen during the Bush Administration the paradigm shift is faceless enemy of war. Be very careful with tech right now. As for optical networking, Vadasz says there's still plenty of investment opportunity ahead, since Intel thinks optical "is still where the semiconductor business was in the 1970s."<< Yeap and i hope companies like cien and Jdsu will survive this downturn because i think they could have hugh potential ahead.