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Internet explosion

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Internet explosion

The period of tremendous growth of the Internet in the latter half of the 1990s. In the 1994-1996 time frame, it changed from a scientific and governmental research network to a commercial and consumer marketplace.



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The company's primary product, the Pliant 3000 Integrated Access Platform, is designed to relieve the strain on digital loop carrier systems caused by the Internet explosion, utilizing a distributed architecture to deliver traditional telephony and emerging high- bandwidth services deep into the access network.
A strong economy, virtually no availability and little construction on Wall Street, historically low interest rates, the Internet explosion, the financial services explosion, aggressive development policies from the state and local economic development bodies, an efficient and evolving transportation infrastructure and the continued pressure to reduce commuting times all came together in one place: Jersey City.
I have seen this before -- during the PC revolution of the early 1980s, the precursor to the Internet explosion.
 
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