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Re: connectivity outside the US
From: "Alex.Bligh" <amb () xara net>
Date: Sun, 01 Jun 1997 18:47:32 +0100
$500M for building a 20G system trans-Atlantic ready foir service Dec 97 with the next system scheduled for commissioning 12 months down the track risky?
AFAIK Gemini is a 48 pair fibre ring. Initially it will be run without Wave Division Multiplexing, so using the most boring of boring kit that's 48 x 2.4Gb = 115Gb. However it's not too hard these days to get 4.8 Gb down a fibre without WDM, and WDM could give up to a 16x increase (cable is built for WDM just no point deploying it initially). This would give 7360Gb. Alledgedly technolody that supports this is "in the labs". Alex Bligh Xara Networks
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- Re: connectivity outside the US Paul A Vixie (Jun 01)
- Re: connectivity outside the US Deepak Jain (Jun 01)
- Re: connectivity outside the US Curtis Generous (Jun 02)
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