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Tuesday, February 11, 2003 |
Helius. Helius started out years ago building satellite interfaces into routers. The idea was to use the satellite for content distribution. They claim that its better, for certain applications, than either a standard satellite video system or terrestrial IP (i.e. Internet). In the case os satellite video, they have the advantage of having full IP, so they get VoIP, interactivity, and so on. In the case of terrestrial IP, they eliminate all the routers that would sit between the source and sink as well as getting multicast capabilities (which the Internet has failed to deploy). [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog]
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