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From: brunner@bullhead.uucp
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Subject: Re: Looking for users of high-speed networks
Keywords: Both FDDI and non-FDDI
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Date: 13 Jul 90 20:11:45 GMT
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In article <12253@asylum.SF.CA.US> sharon@asylum.UUCP (Sharon Fisher) writes:
>In article <12252@asylum.SF.CA.US> sharon@asylum.SF.CA.US (Sharon Fisher) writes:
>>I'm looking for users of high-speed networks (80 mbps or more) who
>>would be willing to talk to me for an article.  Your network can be
>>proprietary or FDDI-based.
>
>Actually, if you're a vendor of such products, I'd be interested in
>hearing from you, too.  Thanks!

Sharon (and anyone else who likes Christmas early), I suggest that you attend
InterOp this October. We had just under a dozen FDDI stations last year, and
we're going to have ~30 this year... of course, each station is really a
vendor seeking to show "interoperability".

We usually have fun, and really, having all of the network toys under the
tree in October is a networker's Christmas morning. There will be non-FDDI
toys, of course!

Eric Brunner, Consultant, IBM AWD Palo Alto	(415) 855-4486
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