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The NHIA also increased opportunities for New Hampshire designers to showcase their work by expanding the Outer Limits category (for New Hampshire-designed sites built for out-of-state companies) to include a position in each of the other contest categories.
What: The Network Processing Summit at Las Vegas Networld+Interop 2001 has selected Gallo to participate in two panel discussions: "Exploring the Outer Limits," covering network processing technology and the future of Internet equipment; and, "What's Happening with Software," focusing on various programming models and software issues associated with network processing technology.
What: The Network Processing Summit at Las Vegas Networld+Interop 2001 has selected Gallo to participate in two panel discussions: "Exploring the Outer Limits," covering network processing technology and the future of Internet equipment; and, "What's Happening with Software," focusing on various programming models and software issues associated with network processing technology.
 
 
 
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