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Years Active: 1998-2003

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Abstract keywords

1. 6539025 - Priority arbitration for point-to-point and multipoint transmission (2003-03-25),

2. 5982776 - Multipoint-to-point arbitration in a network switch (1999-11-09),

3. 5956342 - Priority arbitration for point-to-point and multipoint transmission (1999-09-21),

4. 5862137 - Point-to-multipoint arbitration (1999-01-19),

5. 5748629 - Allocated and dynamic bandwidth management (1998-05-05),

Title: Inventor Matthias L Colsman

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