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Professor Harvey Newman from the California Institute of Technology joins us to talk about his recent experiment that delivered the first true 100 Gigabit payload transmission over a single wavelength, and where Ethernet is headed in the future - to Terabit and beyond! (14:08)
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IV&V of Optical NetworksBy Anonymous on April 21, 2009, 7:26 pmProfessor Newman, This is a great breakthrough, hope this information gets shared. Apoint in which networks will be dominiated by high resolution video. How does security and independent verification and validation play into this, also mentioned was that organizations have not exploited their data.. that could be a spin off topic was that a rference in to Business Intelligence and the potential opportunities with this technology? http://www.msandtinc.com