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Performance considerations in positioning emerging networking technologies: ATM, ATM-to-the-desktop and switched/high-speed Ethernet

Rindos et al., 1996

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Document ID
11021816175801899897
Author
Rindos A
Woolet S
O'Rourke C
Cosby D
Jotwani K
Young K
Ortiz Z
Aydemir M
Sents J
Trimmer B
Laubscher D
Shelley M
Spychala R
Vouk M
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Publication venue
IBM PC Company Networking Hardware Division

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In this paper, we present measured and simulated data that should allow the reader to objectively evaluate the relative performance merits of an ATM-to-the-Desktop vs. switched/high-speed Ethernet networking solution. The data and arguments presented …
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