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Incumbent telcos step up to the EOC plate
Fiber is and will remain the ultimate medium for Ethernet, but in places where a service provider can't immediately prove out a business case to lay fiber, many incumbent carriers are either Read more >>
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In detail: Tracking the 100G path
Which providers have taken the leap and begun upgrading their networks to 100G? Last year saw a flurry of activity in this segment of the broadband market, particularly during the second half of 2011, as providers worldwide began upgrading parts of their network routes to be capable of 100G speeds. Check out our list of service providers on the 100G trail. Read more >>
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