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To: Edward Murphy who wrote (7662)	8/11/1998 2:40:00 AM
From: SteveG	Respond to of 12468

<..Hope I'm wrong...> In any case, good questions Ed. Dig and let us know what you find, and I'll dig as well. I think '99 will be the year for pushing their data capabilities. In the meantime, sounds like they are in overload signing up new lines. Getting them provisioned from the RBOCs is a fight. The hub lag was due to the length of time from signing to deployment - nothing purportedly intentional. They should be coming on line next two Qs, and it'll be nice to see it done for me as well. Eventually, all voice will be packetized anyway. BTW,if your bandwidth interests are a stumping for ARTT, I think it does get done, but I don't think they pay up a lot from here. If they can get upwards of 200Mbps out a channel, 7-8 channels per market gives them a LOT of bandwidth. At some point we are bottlenecked by the existing infrastructure (anyway, at least until new kids QWST et al turn on their DWDM and Cisco releases their RBFRs - REALLY big routers).