An innovative, nationwide packet-switching network, running primarily on DEC PDP-11s, provided access between modem banks and up to a dozen large IBM and Amdahl mainframes.
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TV Guide reported that she was " shopping her services elsewhere, " but her lawyer on Tuesday downplayed the chances Amanpour will be switching networks.
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The main internal protocol was a proprietary variant on X . 75; Telenet also ran standard X . 75 gateways to other packet switching networks.
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For reasons that are not recorded in the historical record, the SpeedModem had problems connecting over packet switching networks, which made commercial online service connections problematic.
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The Sinclair stations that are switching networks are WPTV-TV in Pittsburgh, WNUV-TV in Baltimore, WSTR-TV in Cincinnati, KRRT-TV in San Antonio and KOCB-TV in Oklahoma City.
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The company acts as a partner of cell phone providers, offering a solution for routing and billing 800 calls through Toll Free Cellular's own switching network.
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"Telephone-switching networks " of electromechanical relays ( invented 1835 ) was behind the work of George Stibitz ( 1937 ), the inventor of the digital adding device.
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You'll probably need a charge pump or switching network based on turbine speed and a regulator .-- talk ) 21 : 51, 23 July 2015 ( UTC)
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They were set up to the subscribers line and switching network to an MF register, they converted the MF tones to pulses for the registers to store.
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In the late 1980s, it was possible to log on to CompuServe via worldwide X . 25 packet switching networks, which bridged onto CompuServe's existing US-based network.
