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Bryant Park Selects Verizon FiOS Internet for its Wi-Fi Network

Report Shows Arrival of Fibre Optic Submarine Cable Revolutionised Telecoms Market in Tanzania

Annual SC Conference Powered Again by SCinet Network

SES Announces Investment in O3b to Support Satellite Network in Developing Countries

ADVA Optical Networking to Provide FSP 3000 Platform for NASA’s HEC Program

Lightwave Logic Introduces New Prototype Phase Modulator at Gilder/Forbes Telecosm Conference, NY

Verizon Launches FiOS TV in Gaithersburg Through its All-Fiber-Optic Network

Allied Telesis Adds iMAP 9810 to its IP/Ethernet Aggregation and IP Access Solutions

Emulex Announces LightPulse Fibre Channel HBAs for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Environments

Fujitsu Frontech Launches XG2600 10Gb Ethernet Switch That Uses SFP+ Optical Modules

Fujitsu Frontech North America Inc., a leading supplier of innovative computer products including peripherals, biometric security solutions and digital media solutions, today announced the XG2600 10Gb Ethernet switch. The XG2600 is the newest addition to the company's family of XG Layer 2 Ethernet networking switching solutions. The 26-port XG2600 utilizes SFP+ optical modules and is designed for use with SFP+ twinax copper cables. The XG2600 reduces overall networking costs while ensuring industry-leading ultra low latency and significantly reduced power consumption. The XG2600 reduces power usage more than 30 percent to less than five watts per port. Fujitsu will demonstrate the XG2600 along with its other cutting-edge networking solutions at SC09 (booth #1224), November 14-20, 2009 at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon.

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