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Lane
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Lane
A ‘corridor’ on an electrophoretic support medium
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Krystosek says multicasting in a LAN emulation environment doesn't perform to Argonne's satisfaction, and the differing Quality of Service data streams "is something we can't really do with LAN emulation at this point.
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5 Gbps to over 75 Gbps of switching capacity, high performance LAN Emulation (LANE) services fore world under its Smart Networking architecture.
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