The use of high speed (>34Mbit/s) within Europe
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To: Reseaux IP Europeens <>
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Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 15:52:32 +0000
I hope this query is a reasonable use of this list. I have been asked to
come up with a summary of the use of high speed (which means more than E3 -
34Mbit/s in this context) in Europe. The query really means off campus,
rather than FDDI and Fast Ethernet within an organization. I have a
reasonable idea of the picture within the UK (SuperJANET, and the various
MAN initiatives), but my picture across Europe is much more patchy. There
are a few pointers that I have been given, and I've just emailed off some
specific queries to some folk (some of whom are also on this list, so
please forgive me for pestering you with a similar query).
So, please, if you know of any communication at these speeds that is
outside the "local area", please drop me an email. I would very much
appreciate a specific references that I can quote (URL to something pretty
and informative would be good). Anything outside the local area qualifies,
whether it is a few miles across a city, a national initiative, a
trans-european link, or even an international link. However, I really would
appreciate it if you could make the destinction between those things that
are actually shifting bits now, and those that are merely figments on a
proposal.
I will of course, summarise to the list.
Denis.
Denis Russell email: Denis.Russell@localhost
Computing Service Tel: (+44) 191 222 8243
University of Newcastle Fax: (+44) 191 222 8765
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 7RU
ENGLAND
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