Telecom Looks to the Future

Article Abstract:

Andrew J. Lockwood, Marketing Manager of the data division of Telecom, believes that users should purchase automated office equipment and data communications equipment flexible enough to adapt to the steady advance of technology. Lockwood expects intensive development in digital equipment and switch networks in this decade. Within ten or fifteen years Lockwood believes digital networks will be replaced by integrated digital services networks. Telecom is increasing its network capacity, and the speed of its modems and is spending $200 million on packet switching networks. Multiplexing will also be a part of Telecom's product line. Lockwood believes network integration will continue to develop along with integrated services digital networks.

Research, Packet switches, Telecommunications transmission technologies, Modems, Office automation, Quotations, Telecom, Modem, Networks, Future Technologies, Australia, Packet Switch, Data Communications, Lockwood, Andrew, J.

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G-7 officials discuss telecom policies

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Representatives from the Group of Seven industrialized countries have affirmed their countries' commitment to contribute to the success of an international information superhighway. They also pledged to encourage competition in the telecommunications industry and implement deregulation.

International aspects, Science and technology policy, Telecommunication policy, Telecommunications policy, Group of 7

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Cuba looks to oil investors

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Cuba announced in London, England, on Feb 17, 1993, that it would begin accepting bids for the rights to explore and develop oil production sites in the country. Cuba had made other presentations in Calgary, Canada on Feb 10.

Foreign investments, Economic aspects, Petroleum industry, Cuba

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