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Current "muxes" typically can push up to 100 light waves down a single fiber, but by year-end Nortel will begin shipping test gear that pushes 160 lightwaves, each carrying 10 billion bits of data per second.
FORBES: Hooked on Photonics
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Current "muxes" typically can push up to 100 light waves down a single fiber, but by year-end Nortel will begin shipping test gear that pushes 160 lightwaves, each carrying 10 billion bits of data a second.
FORBES: Hooked on photonics
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Similarly, the origins of the microwave oven (an offshoot of radar), the folding baby buggy (the brainchild of a test-pilot inspired by aircraft landing gear) and traffic lights (one of the first of which exploded outside the Houses of Parliament) are not widely known.
ECONOMIST: Encapsulating a century in gadgets
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Orion itself is an amazing machine, but the gear being used to design, build and test it is equally impressive.
ENGADGET: Lockheed Martin shows us how it's getting Orion ready to explore the cosmos
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Now, with the holiday shopping marathon in full gear and during a season when frugality is still key, retailers are starting to test the waters a bit.
FORBES: In Retail, "Splurge" Is The Word This Holiday Season