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crosspoint switch

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crosspoint switch
Also known as a crossbar or NxN switch, it is a switching device that provides for a fixed number of inputs and outputs. For example, a 32x32 switch is able to keep 32 nodes communicating at full speed to 32 other nodes.


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INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2009 M2 COMMUNICATIONS Mindspeed Technologies Inc (Nasdaq:MSPD), a supplier of semiconductor solutions for network infrastructure applications, announced on Monday (8 June) that Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (Huawei), a provider of telecom network solutions, has selected Mindspeed's M21156 retiming crosspoint switch for use within its transport product line.
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Vitesse Semiconductor Corporation (Pink Sheets:VTSS) today unveiled another innovation to its industry-leading signal integrity portfolio with the availability of the VSC3316, a new 16-port asynchronous crosspoint switch with enhanced FlexEQ[TM] signal equalization capabilities.
 
 
 
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