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Latest Headlines
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Telstra unveils suite of wholesale data services
Telstra on Monday introduced a set of wholesale offerings for Australia-based customers under its new "Data Advantage" product line.
DukeNet Communications advances its Ethernet, fiber footprint
DukeNet Communications, a joint venture of Duke Energy and Alinda Capital, is expanding the fiber-based Ethernet footprint in the Southeast region it serves.
Time Warner Cable Business wins Empire State Building fiber contract
Time Warner Cable Business Class, the cable MSO's business unit, on Monday secured a deal to provide fiber-based services to the Empire State Building in New York City.
UNH-IOL, OPEN Alliance target 100 Mbps Ethernet for cars
The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory and the OPEN Alliance Special Interest Group on Monday unveiled the Automotive Ethernet Consortium, which will test and promote BroadR-Reach, a 100 Mbps Ethernet connectivity specification.
Layer 2-3 Ethernet switch market to reach $3B by 2016
As more enterprises turn to cloud services, it will drive more 40G and 100G revenues for Layer 2-3 Ethernet switch vendors, says a new Dell'Oro report.
Integra Telecom to provide Ethernet services to Washington state
Integra Telecom on Thursday won contracts to provide Ethernet services to both the State of Washington and the University of Washington.
AT&T leads U.S. Ethernet sales, Vertical Systems Group says
AT&T continues to dominate the U.S. Ethernet services market in terms of port shares sold, according to Vertical Systems Group's mid-year Business Ethernet Leaderboard.
Reliance Globalcom serves up 10G point-to-point Ethernet
Reliance Globalcom on Tuesday unveiled 10G LAN PHY, a new dedicated point-to-point Ethernet service, for its enterprise and wholesale carrier customers.
Week in research: Carrier Ethernet spending to slow; manufacturers look to hosted services
Wireless backhaul cements telco profit: Ethernet's flexibility in meeting growing demands for bandwidth has made it a mainstay of the growth puzzle for traditional telecoms and service providers, but those companies may not be able to rely upon it much longer.
Lumos Networks revenue declines slightly in Q2 to $50.8M
Lumos Networks reported Thursday that its second-quarter 2012 revenue declined slightly due to expected revenue loss in its traditional POTS voice business while strategic data service and wholesale revenues rose.
