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Articles in Sept 13, 2002 issue of Fiber Optics Weekly Update

• Nortel Networks to build new data networks for China Mobile in Shanghai, Zhejiang
• Teem, NKT sign EDWA multi-source agreement
• APA Optics expands line
• Fiber-to-the-Home Council to host 2002 conference and expo
• Transparent Networks signs agreement with Silicon Microstructures - SMI - to procure MEMS foundry service
• Modulight joins XFP MSA
• Intel creates method to expand metropolitan network capacity
• SingTel and partners plan new submarine cable linking South East Asia, the Mid-East and Western Europe
• Qwest gets $750 million loan
• Fiberlogix unveils photosensitive fiber
• TeraXion intros dispersion compensator
• Genoa gets LOA distributors
• EXFO acquires gnubi
• JDSU unveils transponder
• Fibertech Networks completes Columbus, Ohio fiber optic network
• Codeon adds three distributors
• New Agilent RouterTester tools speed deployment of IP-based equipment and services for metropolitan area networks
• Lumics intros uncooled pump module
• Canada OKs 360networks reorganization
• Salomon, Grubman sued over Level 3
• ThreeFive Photonics debuts receiver
• Big Bear Networks selects IBM's silicon germanium technology for its Photronic Signal Processing products
• Con Edison enters into agreement with SFTI
• Corning unveils multimode fiber
• Decrease in Worldwide Prices for Single-Mode Fiber
• C&W supplies UBS Warburg
• Zarlink Semiconductor and Agilent Technologies to create common standard for pluggable 4-channel parallel fiber optic transceiver modules
• Nufern intros more fibers
• Fiber Optic Stock Summary, As of September 12, 2002
• Fiberlogix signs distributor
• iTerra debuts IC
• Level 3 announces agreement with Telenor in Europe
• Tellabs lays off, warns
• EXFO intros bonding option