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To: Trey McAtee who wrote (9828)	3/22/1998 10:04:00 AM
From: Zephod	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

>>>either the JPC is still up for grabs or ALA still doesn't have the equipment they need to sell on a mass level. Trey: "ADSL will roll out from four Bell companies in the second quarter, and the demand will be high." <http://newmedia.com/NewMedia/98/03/feature2/pipes.html> They must be referring to the JPC. I think all these contracts are non-exclusive. I remember Seamans mentioning this with regard to BC and I think Zionts may have said something similar. Telechoice said the US West contract w/Netspeed shouldn't be taken as exclusive, that US West was still taking RFP's (this was before Cisco acquisition though). I read a post somewhere in a newsgroup in the last few days that in Phoenix, US West had recently gone to another vendor, don't know if it was to Netspeed or from. (Paradyne's MVL?) zdnet.com Wasn't Ericsson working with Aware? Ericsson teams with Motorola on ADSL internettelephony.com Ericsson Business Networks AB and Motorola Semiconductor Products Inc. announced an agreement last week to develop asymmetrical digital subscriber line products that will allow service providers to offer low-cost ADSL services. The xDSL market sure seems to be heating up, almost everyday there's some sort of announcement. Zionts indicated in the last conference call that Westell's future depended on satisfying the needs of its key customers, GTE, Bell Atlantic and British Telecom. Its just a matter of time before one of these announces a deployment contract with Westell. Dave