BlueCom, the number three ADSL service provider in Norway, selected Alcatel’s Advanced Services Access Manager (ASAM) for an expansion of its national network. Over a two-year period, BlueCom will install approximately 200 Alcatel ASAMs throughout its network with a strategy to upgrade them in the near future to deliver video services over DSL. Bluecom is expected to be an early adopter of new DSL line technologies, including ADSL2plus. The carrier historically been a wholesaler of broadband services, however this agreement with Alcatel allows BlueCom to better serve the growing demand for broadband services in the region.
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