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Flexible and Scalable Packet Switch Processor Enables Satellite Network Architectures
White Paper The high-speed packet switch processor uses standard Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) cell structure, which ensures compatibility with terrestrial ATM networks. This paper presents an overview of the... [10 Sep 2008]
The telecoms operator of the future
Comment Another silo replicates these processes for ATM services, and another silo for ADSL and so on. Broadband has brought data services to the masses and GSM has helped make communications pervasive. A... [02 Jan 2007]
Broadband, mobile, VoIP: The next-gen of telecom
News The study, Service Provider Plans for IP, MPLS and ATM: North America, Europe and Asia Pacific, interviewed 29 carriers from across the world. The next generation of telecoms services will be led by... [11 Jan 2006]
Tech winners and losers as broadband spend jumps
News Ethernet spend is growing at the expense of Frame Relay, ATM and SDH leased lines. Ethernet VPNs are starting to be adopted as replacements for FR and ATM VPNs and may displace IP VPNs in some parts of... [13 Dec 2005]
BT's new trick: 21CN
Comment The Multi Service Access Network (MSAN) will be able to bring voice, IP, Ethernet, ATM, SDH, ISDN and just about any other fixed telecom technology into the same bit stream. In the exchange it will be converted to VoIP... [07 Feb 2005]
Opinion: UK needs cybercrime strategy
Comment Add such ideas as the continued elimination or rationalisation of high street branches and charging for withdrawals of money from ATM machines, and the future of retail banking from a consumer perspective looks rather... [13 Jan 2005]
More Wi-Fi hotspots for BT customers?
News It needs to be like banks' ATM cash machines: ideally, they all interconnect. Users might pay extra to roam at a hotspot at Heathrow if they really have to, in the same way they might pay a £1 fee to get cash out of an... [28 Jul 2004]
BT to go all IP, promises universal broadband
News The scheme will see BT gradually abandon its existing ATM and PSTN voice network. BT is planning to transform its UK telecommunications infrastructure into a pure IP-based network by 2009, allowing customers to get... [09 Jun 2004]
ATM Networks and Synchronization
White Paper Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), conceived as a multi-service technology, is now the standard of choice for broadband networks. This paper discusses the importance synchronization in... [02 Mar 2004]
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: Insecure thinking
Comment One drive had been recovered from an ATM with one year's worth of financial transactions recorded. Every recorded instance of card crime involves the intervention of a human being at the beginning or end of the process -... [12 Feb 2003]
Ethernet promises cheaper broadband
News For service providers to shift models at this point - when they have invested in the ATM-based model for broadband delivery, have a shortage of new investment, and access is finally starting to take off... [27 Nov 2002]
Has Gigabit Ethernet come of age?
Comment Everything is moving towards Ethernet, even ATM," he said. Rufner said although ATM is moving towards new carrier requirements, Ethernet "is starting to make inroads in the MAN as a cost-effective... [30 Oct 2001]
Alcatel lands £17.5m DSL deal
News The French networking company will deploy its ATM network in West Scotland and Northern England, bringing cable services to 325, 000 homes and 25, 000 businesses that until now have not had access to DSL... [29 Oct 2001]
IP into ATM will go
News The report, called 'IP, ATM and MPLS: Strategies for Broadband Networking', also claims that the rise of the Net and growth in IP traffic could have a radical effect on the traditional telecoms industry. [04 Jun 1999]
Seattle hosts Net video summit
News The show will also demonstrate Web access speeds of up to 25.6 Mbps over an ATM (asynchronous transfer mode) using hardware from Alcatel and Compaq. Speakers at the Seattle summit will include Advanced Radio Telecom,... [27 Aug 1998]
