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To: bill c. who wrote (11124)	6/2/1998 3:13:00 PM
From: Trey McAtee	Respond to of 21342

bill-- yeah, i remember that part. but i am still hearing that ALA is pissing everyone off. just wondered if anyone was hearing the same thing. kind of funny, but has ala even won a contract since the JPC decision? good luck to all, trey

To: bill c. who wrote (11124)	6/2/1998 3:16:00 PM
From: Neal Hopper	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

bill, doesn't this product sound familiar telechoice.com June 2, 1998 -- Diamond Lane Communications announces its Remote Line Card Shelf (RLCS) and DMT8 Micro-RAM (Remote Access Module) solutions to extend the reach of DSL to longer loop customers, typically served by digital loop carrier (DLC) systems. <snip> The new Speedlink remote solutions are designed to work with any number of DSL line interface technologies, offering service providers needed flexibility. A single Speedlink System can support combinations of up to a dozen remote line card shelves and 288 Micro-RAMs. The Speedlink system currently supports Rate-adaptive ADSL CAP and DMT and multi-rate SDSL using 2B1Q.