Many readers will be too young to remember it, but Telcordia once was called "Bellcore," way back in the days after the breakup of the AT&T system, and designed to provide a similar function for the Regional Bell Operating Companies that Bell Laboratories traditionally had played for Western Electric and the old AT&T.
That function had changed over the years, of course. Bellcore was privatized in 1996, when it was sold to SAIC.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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