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To: Michael Perez who wrote (9202)	1/27/1998 6:30:00 PM
From: hal jordan	Respond to of 21342

Michael--I did not hear the call, but if WSTL did indeed say nothing will be happening until 1999, then we are in a world of hurt for a year unless a buyout happens. That means nothing but more PR BS for a year. Ugly, ugly ugly. Hal

To: Michael Perez who wrote (9202)	1/27/1998 6:32:00 PM
From: bill c.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

Michael: GTE and BA aren't waiting for the G.Lite modems. BA is still looking at a mid-98 start. Did you get a chance to listen to the TI CC? GTE is saying 1998 will be the year.... until later. PS. Trey.... I think Diamond is going to win that US West DSLAM RFP. Here is a post from Pat Mudge: ...This afternoon I attended a private DSL demo by NEC and discovered they were using Diamond Lane's systems. Impressive. They're designed for both CAP and DMT and right now are being sold with Paradyne's line cards. One more example of "small world:" the first person to introduce himself was Tim Krepps, formerly of Amati. He's now with Diamond Lane. No hurry to rush out and buy shares --- they're still private with plans to go public in about a year. Their CEO ?? Parrent, came from USWest. Savvy company... exchange2000.com