While the UK industry mulled over the Nortel/Norweb announcement yesterday, attention turned to a rival technology that many pundits believe has more legs than the Nortel 'Net through power lines' technology
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BT ADSL trials overshadow Nortel technology
While the UK industry mulled over the Nortel/Norweb announcement yesterday, attention turned to a rival technology that many pundits believe has more...
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