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	Optical Technology PPT: Not Your Dad's Slide show! Posted by John 'CZ' Czwartacki in PolicyBlog on April 05, 2007, 03:28 PM EST Add to: Del.icio.us \| Digg \| Reddit

Looking for a thoughtful but concise overview of our network strategy, and how we're adapting it to the growing needs of our consumer and business customers? Seeking a roadmap of our network strategy that started decades ago and goes well into the future? Longing to satisfy your inner-geek’s lust for optical technology? Go no further then the slides VZ’s CTO Mark Wegleitner used last week out at a Fiber Optics conference in Anaheim [aka the Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exposition (OFC) and the National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference (NFOEC)]. Good, fairly easy to understand stuff about how demand for broadband is growing and how we're evolving. (There was no speech text, he spoke off the slides.) Too many acronyms for one PowerPoint? Then check out Engadget’s related coverage and see the release at Light Reading for more, err, accessible detail.

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