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ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) is an emerging switching technology which
enables the high speed, simultaneous transfer of large quantities of voice,
data and graphics.
ATM technology is being trialled in New Zealand by Telecom New Zealand, the
Tuia Society and Telecom's systems integration company, Netway, in a three
year programme (1996-1998) called OPERA (Organised Programme of
Experimentation and Research into ATM).
This site provides you with:
- what's new: ATMWorks '97 - The second New Zealand ATM and Broadband Workshop, The University of Waikato, 18-19 February 1997
- basic information about ATM and information About the Opera trial - its objectives, the participants and the triallists
- the location of the trial sites and the structure of the network on a map of New Zealand
- the latest media releases on the OPERA trial and related topics
- recent speeches on ATM by New Zealand experts
- a selection of articles on ATM technology in general and the OPERA trial in particular
- an application form for Tuia Society members and equipment suppliers interested in joining the OPERA trial to complete
- links to other hot ATM sites on the web
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please contact e-mail
opera-info@opera.net.nz.
  
- Telecom New Zealand Limited is New Zealand's leading supplier of
telecommunications solutions
- The Tuia Society is an association of New Zealand universities and
research institutions
Netway is a systems integration company and a subsidiary of Telecom Corporation of New Zealand
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