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Telecom licenses in India currently allow interconnection between circuit-switched networks, and between circuit-switched and packet-switched networks.
With its combination of virtual bypassing and low-swing signaling, the researchers' test chip consumed 38 percent less energy than previous packet-switched test chips.
The behavior of certain protocols in a converged, packet-switched environment renders adding network bandwidth an ineffective fix, particularly for applications sensitive to latency.
Time Warner Cable's Digital Phone service relies on Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology, which enables the transmission of phone calls over packet-switched, closed Internet networks.
The shift from circuit-switched (TDM) to packet-switched voice (VoIP) networks over the next two decades will be the biggest challenge for European telephone companies such as British Telecom and Deutsche Telekom, according to Forrester.
Broadband Intelligence provides research on the high-speed Internet, interactive TV and the packet-switched telephony businesses.
Sprint is the first phone company to switch its local phone traffic to an Internet-like packet-switched network.
Once TOE technology relieves a host of the burden of processing TCP/IP packets, the combination of TOE and Ethernet becomes a transparent high-speed, serial, packet-switched, low-cost interconnect.
Laurel's ST200 Service Edge Routers are evolving carrier architectures from multiple data networks to a single packet-switched architecture to enable profitable delivery of all types of switched and routed data and IP services at the edge of carrier IP/MPLS networks.
* A packet-switched voice and data airlink technology (flash-OFDM) for nationwide coverage that replicates the wire broadband computing transport experience.
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