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Local network communications suppliers shifting to end-user products

Daniel Shen, Taipei; Liu Yi-fang, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 23 October 2001 0

Lukewarm demand for COE (central office equipment) has local network communications suppliers shifting their focus to CPE (customer premise equipment) operations.

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