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To: SheTrader who wrote (2842)	7/30/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: GVTucker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7342

Bloomberg reports that T has stopped testing CIEN's product. There was no cancellation, because there were no orders to start with, although some people I have talked to have used T orders as an offset to slowing sales to WCOM. The supposed evidence from this, according to Bloomberg reporter Andrew Brooks, is an SEC filing from CIEN last week. When looking for CIEN's filings, however, there are NO FILINGS from CIEN last week. Nor the week before. Something seems kinda fishy. Perhaps Mr. Brooks is getting his sources wrong, I dunno

To: SheTrader who wrote (2842)	7/30/1998 12:15:00 PM
From: Curtis E. Bemis	Respond to of 7342

Thank you for posting--As I said on the CIEN thread, the DWDM gear from CIENA is better than that of LU and CIEN has products now. The 40 channel unit makes more sense to carriers than 16 anyway. I believe this is the situation with WorldCom also. Good news !! Now, why is it that CNBC confused this very important factoid ?? < Word on the street is AT&T cancelled (did not order) the 16 < channel units but is ordering the 40 < channel units - too bad we only are advised the cancellation. < < AT & T is not waiting for LU to develope this leading < technology.