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WIDE
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WIDEWomen in Development Europe (NGO network)
WIDEWidely Integrated Distributed Environment
WIDEWriting in Digital Environments (Michigan State University)
WIDEWeb of Information for Development
WIDEWide-Angled Infinity Display Equipment
WIDEWeb Integrated Data Environment (US Navy)
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Foundry and Adam Net announced that the Widely Integrated Distributed Environments (WIDE) Project, a non-profit organization operating all the major Internet Exchanges in Japan, deployed Foundry's BigIron(R) 15000 Layer 3 switches to provide wire-speed performance, superior high availability and scalability at the heart of network where different carriers connect to each other.
Foundry Networks and Adam Net Team Up to Support the Largest Internet ... by Business Wire
NOTE: WIDE Project: The Widely Integrated Distributed Environment Project was initiated as a research project in 1988, under Professor Jun Murai of Keio University.
Toshiba demonstrated advanced router at Networld+Interop 96 London by Business Wire
 
 
 
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