Article taken from the magazine CNews (download the magazine CNews) BOOM WEB 2,0 Associated with huge amounts FOR YOUTUBE, USER-GENERATED CONTENT AND RICH MEDIA. COMPANIES THAT MAKE THEM TECHNICAL SUPPORT, often remain behind the scenes to end users. But investors APPRECIATE THEIR HIGH: In June, two successful IPO. Companies that we have decided to consider working in different segments, but their activities to a large extent influence the development of Web 2.0. Thus, the development of Infinera raises rate data.
In traditional optical networks, this problem is solved by using wavelength division multiplexing (or multiplexing - literally multiplexing) channels - this technology allows you to send some information fluxes at different carrier frequencies. This market is estimated analytical agency Ovum-RHK $ 12 billion Infinera proposed a revolutionary design, the core of which is the world's first commercially used photonic integrated scheme, allowing to carry out optical-electrical conversion at 100 Gbit / sec. In addition, Infinera technology eliminates 60 discrete devices, which now fits in a single chip the size of a fingernail. In addition to engineering innovation, from a commercial point of view, this approach saves money by laying nets. The company's revenue from 2004 to 2006 grew by 100 times. Commercialization of the product was rapidly taking less than 4 years: from December 2000 to November 2004. Given greenshoe Infinera sold to investors 16.1 million shares at a price higher than expected - $ 13 Its success after placement was stunning: an increase of 52% to a record first day of the year among the tech-IPO.
In traditional optical networks, this problem is solved by using wavelength division multiplexing (or multiplexing - literally multiplexing) channels - this technology allows you to send some information fluxes at different carrier frequencies. This market is estimated analytical agency Ovum-RHK $ 12 billion Infinera proposed a revolutionary design, the core of which is the world's first commercially used photonic integrated scheme, allowing to carry out optical-electrical conversion at 100 Gbit / sec. In addition, Infinera technology eliminates 60 discrete devices, which now fits in a single chip the size of a fingernail. In addition to engineering innovation, from a commercial point of view, this approach saves money by laying nets. The company's revenue from 2004 to 2006 grew by 100 times. Commercialization of the product was rapidly taking less than 4 years: from December 2000 to November 2004. Given greenshoe Infinera sold to investors 16.1 million shares at a price higher than expected - $ 13 Its success after placement was stunning: an increase of 52% to a record first day of the year among the tech-IPO.
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