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The Linthicum, Md. telecom equipment maker has made a stalking horse offer for Nortel

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Many of the network equipment vendors at the Supercomm show in Chicago are talking about delivering voice, video and data over a single telephone line -- the so-called "triple play." But while the goal is to bring these disparate services together on a single delivery platform, each of the vendors has their own way of doing it.

China and Taiwan will see a rapid growth in the number of broadband Internet access subscribers and will begin to challenge South Korea, currently the largest broadband market in Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), according to research released by IDC Wednesday.

While vendors debate the definitions of metropolitan Ethernet specifications within standards groups, they continue to develop and market their proprietary alternatives outside the standards bodies.