ADSL News articles from July 2002

ADSL News archives from July 2002

Nokia's next-generation broadband network solutions chosen by Elisa Networks of Finland. (New Networks).
July 1, 2002

Lucent technologies selected by Telekomunikacja Polska as the supplier of DSL broadband access systems. (New Networks).
July 1, 2002

Tech Companies disappointed in administration's lack of broadband policy. (Government & Regulations).
July 1, 2002

SBC Pacific Bell fined $27 million for DSL double billing. (Government & Regulations).
July 1, 2002

Microsoft and Verizon ink DSL deal. (Business).
July 1, 2002

Northpoint suing Verizon for $1 billion. (Business).
July 1, 2002

Telco Systems and 3M integrate IP technology providing high-speed broadband solution. (Business).
July 1, 2002

Net to Net Technologies receives $6.25 million equity infusion. (Financial).
July 1, 2002

Efficient Networks and TI enter into strategic relationship to advance modem technology for the evolving ADSL market. (Research & Development).
July 1, 2002

Analysts' comments on telecom market. (Market Intelligence).
July 1, 2002

Demand for broadband is robust, according to Covad. (Market Intelligence).
July 1, 2002

Telco Video on the Brink. (Market Intelligence).
July 1, 2002

EU telecommuters to top 27 million by 2010. (Market Intelligence).
July 1, 2002

Service providers reveal Broadband Wireless Access deployment barriers in Sage Research study. (Market Intelligence).
July 1, 2002

Reports about the death of broadband are premature. (Market Intelligence).
July 1, 2002

RHK confirms North American Internet traffic growth on track, but Revenues Remain Flat. (Market Intelligence).
July 1, 2002

New publications.(excerpt taken from IGI Consulting's new report The Return of the Telco Market - When?)(Industry Overview)
July 1, 2002

Agere Systems introduces second-generation PayloadPlus network processor. (New Products/Services).(INP5)
July 1, 2002

Centillium introduces its DSL CopperFlite LX Central Office chipset. (New Products/Services).(Brief Article)
July 1, 2002

Covad reduces price of consumer broadband to $39.95 per month with $21.95 introductory price. (New Products/Services).(Brief Article)
July 1, 2002