and especially this: <a href="http://mailman.twdx.net/public/occaid/2005-October/002013.html" title="twdx.net">http://mailman.twdx.net/public/occaid/2005-Octobe<nobr>r<wbr></nobr> /002013.html</a twdx.net>
And let's not forget the wireless carriers: how else do you support a billion IP-enabled phones?
Of course, here in the US, it seems only MCI is actually doing anything on the wireline carrier side. The DoD is moving ahead (slowly - no real production nets yet), and the hardware and OS vendors are making great progress. I'd hate to see the US end up in an Internet backwater in the future...
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and especially this:
<a href="http://mailman.twdx.net/public/occaid/2005-October/002013.html" title="twdx.net">http://mailman.twdx.net/public/occaid/2005-Octobe<nobr>r<wbr></nobr> /002013.html</a twdx.net>
And let's not forget the wireless carriers: how else do you support a billion IP-enabled phones?
Of course, here in the US, it seems only MCI is actually doing anything on the wireline carrier side. The DoD is moving ahead (slowly - no real production nets yet), and the hardware and OS vendors are making great progress. I'd hate to see the US end up in an Internet backwater in the future...
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