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`NEC Combines High­Speed IP Packet Processing with ATM Switching
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`Abstract (summary)
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`NEC <6701> has developed the industry's first large­volume ATM (asynchronous transfer mode) switcher with standard
`high­ speed Internet protocol packet processing technology, called AtermMis16 in Japan and AtermNet/M16 in overseas
`versions. Units are slated to ship in October. The device was developed in response to the rapidly expanding use of
`intranet and Internet based communication systems and the spread of ATM line service. The device is the first to
`combine asynchronous transmission mode technology, which is increasingly popular in business networks, with IP
`packet processing. It also has a function module with unique built­in clock that allows switching capacity to be adjusted
`from 1.6GB to 7.5GB and up to 40GB per second. It also has features allowing priority transmission of real­time voice
`and image data.
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`NEC <6701> has developed the industry's first large­volume ATM (asynchronous transfer mode) switcher with standard
`high­ speed Internet protocol packet processing technology, called AtermMis16 in Japan and AtermNet/M16 in overseas
`versions. Units are slated to ship in October. The device was developed in response to the rapidly expanding use of
`intranet and Internet based communication systems and the spread of ATM line service. The device is the first to
`combine asynchronous transmission mode technology, which is increasingly popular in business networks, with IP
`packet processing. It also has a function module with unique built­in clock that allows switching capacity to be adjusted
`from 1.6GB to 7.5GB and up to 40GB per second. It also has features allowing priority transmission of real­time voice
`and image data. The Japanese version will sell for 19.8 million yen.
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`Ref: Japan Industrial Journal, 05/22/98, p. 4
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`Copyright 1998 Gale, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
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`Telecommunications equipment
`Japan
`NEC Corp.
`Trade
`330: Product information
`33429: Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing
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`NEC Combines High­Speed IP Packet Processing with ATM
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`Jun 11, 1998
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