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January 13, 1988

FUJITSU BEGINS COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION OF DIGITAL NETWORK INTERFACE UNITS

By CBR Staff Writer

Fujitsu has also begun commercial production of Digital Network Interface units conforming to the standards for transmission between digital PBAXs and multi-media multiplexers laid down by Japan’s Telecommunications and Telephone Committee (which is headed by the chairman of Toyota Motors, Eiji Toyoda): the new equipment is widely applicable for date transmission between mainframes and over local area networks; key feature of the Fujitsu offerings is that they are designed to simplify the wiring between optical local networks, central computers and multiplexers; the Telecommunications & Telephone Committtee standard lays down the standard for one 2Mbit-per-second digital line connecting a PABX to a multiplexer; Digital Network Interfaces are already being built into digital PABXs, computers and multi-media multiplexers, and by spring will appear in optical local nets.

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