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To: pat mudge who wrote (30551)2/13/1998 9:52:00 AM
From: JW@KSC  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 31386
 
Here's two stories, the first has me ROTFLOL

Pacific Northwest gets DSL

The Pacific Northwest, a Mecca of high-tech
giants, is getting a taste of DSL (digital subscriber
line) technology.

In this case, Internet service provider Northwest
Link and RealNetworks yesterday demonstrated
high-speed media streaming to local television news
stations in Seattle. Telecommunications carriers
such as US West and GTE aren't far behind.
news.com

AMD looks to DSL market

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), struggling to
become a major player in the market for desktop
microprocessors, today said it is expanding into the
burgeoning market for digital subscriber line (DSL)
chipsets.

AMD will license technology developed by Alcatel
(ALA) to produce DSL chipsets for both consumer
modems and for equipment used at a telephone
company's central office.
news.com