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technology that became the first and dominant 2G CDMA wireless data gateway product. In partnership with
Unwired Planet (now Openwave) and Qualcomm Quicknet connect allowed for 6 second connect times versus modems connecting the call in approximately 30 seconds. This product was deployed in the
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Chinese applications. It also reported pending applications for 35 separate inventions outside of China covering a wide range
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system for small and medium-sized businesses. This product proved popular with 3Com's existing distribution channel and saw rapid growth and adoption. As one of the first companies to deliver a complete networked phone system, and increased its distribution channel with larger telephony partners such
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Control 1000 media gateway,
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Sportster line of consumer-oriented modems, as well as its Courier business-class modem line. This merger spelled the beginning of the end of 3Com. In addition to consumer network electronics, USRobotics was a well-known manufacturer of a dialup access server, the "Total
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November 11, 2009, 3Com and Hewlett-Packard announced that Hewlett-Packard would acquire 3Com for $ 2.7 billion in cash. On April 12, 2010, Hewlett-Packard completed its acquisition. When Hewlett-Packard split into Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Hewlett-Packard Inc., the 3Com unit continued with
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September 2008, 3Com reported financial results for its fiscal 2009 first quarter, which ended August 29, 2008. Revenue in the quarter was $ 342.7 million compared
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In March 2000, in a highly public and criticized move, 3Com exited the high-end core routers and switch market to focus on other areas of the business. The CoreBuilder
Ethernet and ATM LAN switches, PathBuilder and NetBuilder WAN Routers were all discontinued June 2000. CoreBuilder products and the
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Metcalfe subsequently co-founded 3Com in 1979. The other co-founders were
Metcalfe's college friend Howard Charney and two others. Bill Krause joined as President in 1981 and became CEO in 1982 and led 3Com until 1992 when he retired. 3Com began making Ethernet adapter cards for many early 1980s
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January 2006, Claflin announced he would be leaving the company. In January 2006, R Scott Murray became CEO of 3Com and chairman of H3C Technology in China, the joint venture with Huawei Technologies. Murray voluntarily resigned from the company in August 2006 over his concerns about the
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Although 3Com sold CommWorks to UTStarcom, they retained intellectual property rights to the softswitch technology. After modifying the software to enable enterprise PBX features, 3Com released this technology as VCX, the industry's first pure SIP PBX, in 2003.
774:: 3Com brand Gigabit switches Switch 5500G, 4800G, 4500G, 4200G, Baseline, OfficeConnect; 3Com brand Fast Ethernet switches Switch 5500, 4500, 4210, Baseline, OfficeConnect; H3C brand switches S5600, S5500, S5100, S3600, S3610, S3100.
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radios and made several assumptions that Metcalfe thought would not be correct in practice. He developed his own theories of how to manage traffic, and began to consider an "ALOHAnet in a wire" networking system. In 1972, he joined
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to revenue of $ 319.4 million in the corresponding period in fiscal 2008, a 7 percent increase. Net income in the quarter was $ 79.8 million, compared with a net loss of $ 18.7 million in the first quarter of fiscal year 2008.
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Control Hub", rebadged by 3Com as the "Total Control 1000", based largely on its Courier modem technology. This key business product competed against Cisco's AS5200 access server line in the mid-1990s as the explosion of the
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led to service provider investment in dialup access server equipment. 3Com continued the development of the Total Control line until it was eventually spun off as a part of Commworks, which was then acquired by UTStarcom.
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where it was converted from TDM to IP and transported across AT&T's WorldNet IP backbone. When it reached the destination, it was passed to the egress LEC's CLASS 5 switch as an untariffed data call.
304:(XNS) protocol, which was completed by 1978. Once again, Metcalfe found that management was unwilling to actually do anything with the product, and he threatened to leave and in 1979 he left the company.
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3Com Corporation Acquires Leading Unified Messaging Vendor, Call Technologies; Company Accelerates Delivery of Carrier-Class, CommWorks Architecture. - Business Wire
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completed the acquisition of 3Com, and it no longer exists as a separate entity. 3Com's products, support, and technologies were eventually merged into HPE's
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1193:"3Com / USR/ UTStar Total Control Access Server"
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381:MultiConnect (?) was a chassis-based multi-port
184:products. The company was co-founded in 1979 by
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1090:. Farmington Hills, Michigan: St. James Press (
861:3Com came close to merging with computer maker
799:gateways and firewalls, both wired and wireless
527:(USR), a maker of dial-up modems, and owner of
231:, and a significant networking market share in
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484:NCS/1 network control software running on a
391:, a server-grade PC for running 3+ services.
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3363:Trial of Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling
3535:Defunct companies based in Massachusetts
1352:Deal to Buy 3Com Falls Apart - About.com
1335:"3Com goes private in Bain, Huawei deal"
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684:CommWorks was based in Rolling Meadows,
571:, where Broadcom would develop the main
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1052:List of acquisitions by Hewlett-Packard
739:HPE and was ultimately integrated into
722:president and chief operating officer.
606:appliance, which made an appearance on
3485:Computer companies established in 1979
1426:"CONVERGENT, 3COM FAIL IN MERGER PLAN"
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951:Huawei-3Com (H3C) in 2007 (Bought out
1310:"Who is Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei?"
1224:"3Com exits enterprise network stage"
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1333:Bray, Hiawatha (29 September 2007).
1254:"3Com to Move Out of Silicon Valley"
227:—3Com achieved a market presence in
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933:, Conferencelink, Audrey, and more)
658:In May 2003, the company moved its
616:customer base was migrated over to
602:for $ 80 million. It developed its
308:Founding and early days (1979–1996)
1285:"Partners Praise 3Com Growth Plan"
552:business, but was not successful.
496:to pay $ 900,000 per year for the
25:
3510:1979 establishments in California
1491:Edge: Work-Group Computing Report
1424:Pollack, Andrew (27 March 1986).
1409:. Hewlett-Packard. Archived from
1143:. Hewlett-Packard. April 12, 2010
418:Etherprobe LAN analysis software.
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1120:"Bob Metcalfe: Serial Innovator"
643:In January 2001, Claflin became
504:. That agreement ended in 2002.
475:Ethernet bridges and XNS routers
313:computer systems, including the
2955:Digital Convergence Corporation
1264:from the original on 2021-03-14
718:was named chief executive, and
3525:1980s initial public offerings
823:Computer Telephony Integration
1:
3530:2010 mergers and acquisitions
3495:Networking hardware companies
1451:"3Com acquires U.S. Robotics"
415:Etherterm terminal emulation.
3500:Hewlett-Packard acquisitions
1283:Hooper, Larry (2003-03-06).
1222:Jim Duffy (March 20, 2000).
831:Voice over Internet Protocol
765:network interface controller
730:of networking technologies.
631:percent of Palm, but 3Com's
623:In July 2000, 3Com spun off
263:After reading an article on
217:intrusion prevention systems
197:network interface controller
3302:WebChat Broadcasting System
835:Session Initiation Protocol
793:, and connectivity products
219:. The company was based in
86:; 45 years ago
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1559:December 16, 2006, at the
1357:February 18, 2012, at the
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523:In 1997, 3Com merged with
433:II distributed monitoring.
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688:, and developed wireline
444:(Etherlink III) Ethernet
363:file and printer sharing.
35:
3065:Interactive Intelligence
2126:Photography and printing
709:People's Liberation Army
589:Metropark Communications
555:In the lucrative server
113:April 12, 2010
2188:Systems Insight Manager
2173:Colorado Memory Systems
1538:Cambridge Telcom Report
863:Convergent Technologies
817:applications including
676:In 2003, 3Com sold its
645:chief executive officer
546:chief operating officer
351:initial public offering
221:Santa Clara, California
65:: COMS (1984–2010)
1605:July 16, 2011, at the
1540:. 1999. Archived from
1493:. 1999. Archived from
1308:Sherisse Pham (2019).
1000:Inter-working function
787:Wireless access points
766:
609:The Oprah Winfrey Show
557:network interface card
520:
478:GS/1-X.25 X.25 gateway
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259:Xerox PARC (1972–1979)
209:wireless access points
3399:The Industry Standard
3348:Irrational exuberance
2496:List of HP executives
1473:May 16, 2011, at the
870:Bridge Communications
761:3Com 3c905-TX 10/100
760:
753:List of 3Com products
678:CommWorks Corporation
633:market capitalization
515:
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302:Xerox Network Systems
294:PARC Universal Packet
3297:Vignette Corporation
3095:The Learning Company
2178:Indigo Digital Press
2089:Consumer electronics
910:Sonix Communications
580:Ethernet-based phone
481:CS/1-SNA SNA gateway
448:from mid-1990s with
399:diskless workstation
281:ultra high frequency
3392:Conspiracy of Fools
3385:Blood on the Street
3252:Tradex Technologies
2865:Akamai Technologies
2814:Kaleil Isaza Tuzman
974:Alameda, California
960:Former subsidiaries
591:, 3Com helped make
242:On April 12, 2010,
225:Huawei Technologies
32:
3445:Valley of the Boom
3353:Sarbanes–Oxley Act
3220:Scout Electromedia
2995:Epidemic Marketing
1430:The New York Times
1234:on 15 October 2012
1197:ISPTrader web site
1179:The New York Times
983:), and LANsource (
876:BICC Data Networks
841:Local area network
829:products utilized
827:Telecommunications
803:Network management
772:stackable switches
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690:telecommunications
573:integrated circuit
521:
462:
385:Ethernet repeater.
335:local area network
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3140:Network Solutions
2885:Blue Coat Systems
2870:Alteon WebSystems
2855:Actua Corporation
2809:Scott D. Sullivan
2794:Michael J. Saylor
2709:Charlie Gasparino
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2583:HP spying scandal
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