Maybe later...
By Aled Herbert
Published: 7 March 2002 08:00 GMT
Nortel has frozen plans to release a " large-scale optical device that was once claimed was crucial for boosting internet connectivity.
Nortel acquired the internet switching technology when it bought Xros in a $3.2bn all-stock deal in 2000.
At the time, Nortel said the OPTera Connect PX technology was "revolutionary".
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