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Hyperchip,
Inc.: (www.hyperchip.com)
was incorporated in 1997 by parallel computing and ASIC design
specialists after ten years of patent work and four years
of proof-of-concept work that has resulted in the first high-capacity,
non-blocking, carrier-class router to the market. This 'super-router'
was architected from the ground-up as a carrier-class (unlike
the major competitor's routers that were developed as enterprise
WAN routers) to reduce the cost and complexity of scaling
the carrier's network core by several orders of magnitude.
The company's innovative switch fabric based on massively
parallel semi-conductors is designed to support from 16 line
cards (or 160 Gbps full-duplex capacity) to a multi-chassis
system supporting 65,000 ports. |
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EmpowerTel Networks, Inc.: (www.empowertel.com)
"convergence" communications processor is designed
to power the new generation of multi-service platforms. The
company's patent-pending TDMoIP technology transparently bridges
legacy networks to lower cost and more efficient next generation
packet networks enabling new and incumbent service providers
to deploy new, revenue-enhancing services without impacting
their investment in legacy infrastructure. On July 23, 2002,
IP Unity Inc., provider of a carrier grade services platform
for enhanced voice and telephony applications, announced its
intent to acquire empowerTel. |
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