The Senate Commerce Committee, headed by Sen. John Kerry, (D-Mass.), is holding hearings on whether carrier exclusivity deals are good for the telecommunications industry. The most obvious example is Apple's deal with AT&T. If you want an iPhone in the U.S., you have to use AT&T as your carrier. Want a Palm Pre? You're stuck with Sprint. Like the Android G1? Hope you like T-Mobile. Skip to next paragraph More News From IDG IMPACT, ITU Calls for Borderless Effort on Cybersecurity-Network ... Telecom Tower Construction May Be Suspended Rules for New EU Telecom Networks a Political Football? As...
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Star Tribune
A10 Networks Expands its AX Series Solutions with Large Scale NAT and Dual-Stack Lite
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SAN JOSE, Calif., Feb. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- A10 Networks™, the technology leader in Application Delivery Controllers (ADCs), today announced the availability of IPv6 migration solutions for Carriers and Internet...
AT&T, Verizon and Sprint 4G: Not so fast
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CNN
February 23, 2010: 4:06 AM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Despite claims from mobile phone carriers, the next generation of mobile technology, or 4G, will only be slightly faster than current 3G speeds. Massive costs,...
NEI Introduces Industry's Most Highly Integrated Multi-Vendor 10G ATCA Platform to Achieve NEBS Level 3 Certification
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Stockhouse
Next-Generation Telecommunications Platform Meets Rigorous Certification for Carrier-Class Equipment CANTON, Mass., March 2, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX News Network/ -- NEI (Nasdaq: NENG), a leading provider of...
JDSU to Participate in Carrier Ethernet World Congress 2009 Interoperability Test Event
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