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27	lucent is curently selling Netro's Airstar system, but this system does not	mact	-	3/10/2000
26	<< >>Who are the component (chip) suppliers for this technology?	MangoBoy	-	3/10/2000
25	When I look at it, I see buttons on the top. Click on "next page". Th	Killswitch	-	3/10/2000
24	Brian, from what I can tell, the site which you pointed us to "is" th	Frank A. Coluccio	-	3/10/2000
23	All the tech details are available in their patent application, the link is bel	Killswitch	-	3/10/2000
22	<<On March 13, a radical new last mile technology will be announced, to f	ftth	-	3/9/2000
21	Hi Steve, "Free space" Infrared transmission systems - what are bein	Frank A. Coluccio	-	3/9/2000
20	IR would seem to be the portion of the spectrum least susceptible to rain and f	Stephen L	-	3/9/2000
19	Hi Frank: You are right of course about TERN being an anti-fiber play. Two-wa	Bernard Levy	-	3/9/2000
18	bits and pieces about Hesse leaving AT&T and going into TeraB. biz.yahoo.c	tcd	-	3/9/2000
17	Hello Bernard, yes, something definitely sticks its head up there and asks, Wha	Frank A. Coluccio	-	3/9/2000
16	CEO on CNBCthis afternoon/evening!!!	silicon warrior	-	3/9/2000
15	Don't know if QCOM is a supplier but I do know for a fact that Q is an inve	carranza2	-	3/9/2000
14	Hi everyone. Yes, LU has been in this space for awhile, but they have not annou	silicon warrior	-	3/9/2000
13	And does GG explain how wireless optical links will operate in fog or heavy rai	Bernard Levy	-	3/9/2000
12	Isn't LU already playing in this space with its WaveStar. As to guesses abo	Stephen L	-	3/9/2000
11	Not that I know of. Most competitors in this arena are up-spectrum fixed wirel	Mazman	-	3/9/2000
10	No doubt about it. But they're not talking. And no, I don't know who	carranza2	-	3/9/2000
9	Are there any public companies that are developing similar technology? Thanks,	Chris Kozaczka	-	3/9/2000
8	Not public. Interesting IPO if it ever does go public.	carranza2	-	3/9/2000
7	Is TeraBeam going to go public or are they already a public company? If not, wh	Chris Kozaczka	-	3/9/2000
6	The Gilder forum talks about TeraBeam being associated with a major telecom equ	Valueman	-	3/9/2000
5	Don't know how this company plans to solve it, but the easiest way is to ch	Jeffrey James	-	3/9/2000
4	One competitor I know about is AirFiber, a private San Diego co. headed by some	carranza2	-	3/9/2000
3	Any idea about how they solved (if they did) the snow, rain, fog and pigeon pro	carranza2	-	3/9/2000

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