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Nortel releases ATM switches

By John Oates

Published: 16 September 1999 17:33 BST

Nortel Networks is offering EtherSpeed II 10/100 switching modules for its Centillion and System 5000BH LAN ATM switches.

They are designed to help integrate video, voice and data on campus networks.

The 24 port version costs $9,995.

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