Canadian Broadband Applications Research Program: Research Proposal.

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1995

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Canadian Institute for Telecommunications Research

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This proposal outlines a two-year research program in the area of broadband network applications with the objective of stimulating the development in Canada of innovative broadband services and applications over ATM networks. This research is needed to help Canada gain a leadership role in exploiting the enormous potential of the Information Superhighway.

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Canada, Research, Network Applications, Telecommunications

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CITR. 1995. Canadian Broadband Applications Research Program: Research Proposal. Montreal, QC: Canadian Institute for Telecommunications Research. i -90.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/43077

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