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      schrieb am 03.05.00 13:48:47
      Beitrag Nr. 1 ()
      Redback schließt Megadeal [Unternehmensmeldung]

      Redback Networks [Nasdaq:RBAK Kurs / Chart ] hat am Dienstag nach Ende des regulären Handels an der Wall Street einen Multimillionen-Dollar Auftrag von France Telecom gemeldet. France Telecom ist nach der Deutschen Telekom AG die zweitgrößte Telefongesellschaft in Europa.

      Der Meldung zufolge wird Redback die Franzosen in den kommenden Jahren mit Zubehör für so genannte Digital Subscriber Lines (DSL) beliefern. DSL ermöglicht  Hochgeschwindigkeitszugänge zum Internet über herkömmliche Telefonleitungen. France Telecom plant den Aufbau eines DSL-Netzes in insgesamt 20 französischen Metropolen, darunter auch Paris.

      Redback war am Dienstag zu keiner Stellungnahme hinsichtlich des Auftragvolumens bereit, ließ aber durchblicken, dass der französische Konzern bereits im vierten Quartal des laufenden Geschäftsjahres zum größten Umsatzträger werden könnte. Im ersten Quartal steuerte Bell Atlantic mit rund neun Millionen US-Dollar den Löwenanteil zum Umsatz von 34,2 Millionen US-Dollar bei.

      Erst in der vergangenen Woche hatte Redback einen Liefervertrag mit der deutschen Telefongesellschaft riodata geschlossen. riodata beabsichtigt ebenfalls den Aufbau eines flächendeckenden DSL-Netzes. Das Unternehmen will in den kommenden zwölf Monaten mehr als 100 deutsche Städte mit der „schnellen Strippe“ versorgen.


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      dakinky
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      schrieb am 03.05.00 13:58:23
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      dakinky, danke für das Posting - es schont nach dem gestrigen unruhigen Tag doch sehr die Nerven.
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      schrieb am 03.05.00 14:06:42
      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      In Amerika weiß jetzt auch jeder Bescheid...
      Quelle: Yahoo (RBAK)

      Wednesday May 3, 7:31 am Eastern Time

      Company Press Release

      France Telecom Selects Redback Networks Subscriber Management System for New Broadband Services

      France`s national carrier to deploy DSL to homes, businesses and ISPs

      PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 3, 2000--Redback Networks, Inc., (NASDAQ: RBAK - news) today announced that France Telecom has selected Redback`s Subscriber Management System(TM) (SMS) for the deployment of its new digital subscriber line (DSL) services for residential and business customers. Deployment is currently underway in Paris and 19 other cities, expanding rapidly to national availability. France Telecom will also offer wholesale DSL service to ISPs and Virtual Private Network (VPN) services to business customers.

      France Telecom will use the Redback SMS`s Service Selection capabilities to allow customers to choose between multiple broadband services. Customers will initially be offered fast Internet access via two new services, Netissimo 1 and Netissimo 2. They will also be able to access multiple ISPs offering unique content, including France Telecom`s own ISP, Wanadoo. The Redback SMS` Service Selection capability allows subscribers to select and automatically provision multiple services each time they log on to their Internet access service or ISP portal. This capability is enabled by the SMS`s PPP over Ethernet functionality, combined with its unique multiple-context technology.

      As in much of Europe, France Telecom`s main customers for new broadband services are likely to be home and SOHO users willing to pay a premium for high-speed Internet access to enhance applications like telecommuting, email, shopping, interactive gaming, and other content-rich services. According to U.S. financial company Salomon Smith Barney, Europe will have 26.5 million broadband subscribers by 2005, paying over 17 billion Euros for broadband services.

      France Telecom considers the Redback SMS best meets its needs for a flexible, scalable solution for managing many thousands of subscribers to its high-speed Internet access services. Redback`s ability to let individual subscribers dynamically select from multiple broadband services will help to maximize revenue from these services and gives France Telecom the flexibility to deploy and provision new added-value services very quickly.

      Commented Joop van Aard, Redback Networks` vice president of operations, Europe, Middle East, and Africa, ``France Telecom has ambitious plans for deploying DSL services across the nation. At the tactical level, the Redback SMS simplifies the provisioning process to help them speed time-to-market. More strategically, the Redback SMS allows France Telecom to implement new business models for DSL, both wholesale and retail, and extend their service offerings without changing their existing infrastructure.``

      The Redback SMS aggregates thousands of broadband subscribers and enables the creation and delivery of value-added IP services. When deployed at service provider`s Points of Presence (POPs), the SMS accepts a large concentration of broadband subscriber traffic from devices such as DSL Access Multiplexers (DSLAMS) and Cable Modem Termination Systems (CMTSs). The Redback SMS then applies scalable user configuration and management to the subscriber data streams and delivers groomed traffic to providers` backbone routers - offloading from the routers the intensive processing that could create bottlenecks in high-speed networks.

      About Redback Networks, Inc.

      Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., Redback Networks, Inc., is a leading provider of advanced networking solutions that enable carriers, cable multiple system operators (MSOs), and service providers to rapidly deploy broadband access to the Internet and corporate networks. The company`s Subscriber Management Systems (SMS) connect and manage large numbers of subscribers using any of the major broadband access technologies such as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), cable, and wireless. In November 1999, Redback Networks signed a definitive agreement to merge with Siara Systems-a leading developer of metro area optical networking equipment-creating the first equipment supplier focused exclusively on developing integrated solutions for the New Access Network.

      Redback and the Subscriber Management System are trademarks of Redback Networks, Inc. Other trademarks, service marks, and trade names belong to their respective owners.

      Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

      The statements contained in this press release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding Redback Networks` expectations, beliefs, intentions or strategies regarding the future. Forward-looking statements include statements regarding future sale and market size. All forward-looking statements included in this document are based upon information available to Redback Networks as of the date hereof, and Redback Networks assumes no obligation to update any such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. These and other risks relating to Redback Networks` business are set forth in the documents filed by Redback Networks with the Securities and Exchange Commission, specifically the most recent report on Form 10-Q, and the other reports filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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      Contact:

      Gallagher PR
      Sheri Sealy, 510/749-6800 x205
      sheri@gpr.com
      or
      Redback Networks
      Jane Dick, 44 (0)118 983 4455
      jdick@redback.com
      or
      Redback Networks
      Mark Weiner, 408/571-5000
      mark@redback.com
      or
      Redback Networks
      Penny Still, 44-01256-478-309
      quetzal@dial.pipex.com



      dakinky
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      schrieb am 03.05.00 14:24:44
      Beitrag Nr. 4 ()
      keine Illusion,

      lest man in dem Yahoo-Board nach; die Nachricht war bereits gestern nach 4.00 pm bekannt, hat allerdings after-close keinen kurssprung gebracht.

      auf mittelfristige und lange sicht jedoch ein gewaltiger Knaller, denn man hat sich ja auch gegen Alcatel (französische Gesellschaft!!) und vermutlich auch gegen cisco durchgesetzt.

      Ich habe bereits gestern meinen bestand an rbak erhöht.

      Wie sieht es nun aus mit Mobilcom? Wird auch Mobilcom Redback wählen?

      Gruss
      local hero
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      schrieb am 03.05.00 14:37:42
      Beitrag Nr. 5 ()
      Da gebe ich Dir vollkommen recht Local Hero, konnte allerdings nichts über die genaue Uhrzeit der Veröffentlichung finden. Sieht man allerdings den gewaltigen Kurssturz an der Nasdaq von gestern, bei dem auch andere hochqualitative Werte unter die Räder kamen, ist es kein Wunder, daß die Anleger nicht schon gestern auf diese Meldung angesprungen sind, die meiner Meinung nach aber den künftigen Weg von Redback maßgeblich vorzeichnet.


      Gruß dakinky

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      schrieb am 03.05.00 14:55:38
      Beitrag Nr. 6 ()
      In den Headlinse von Yahoo ist die Nachricht aber erst vor einigen
      Minuten aufgetaucht. Ich schätze die Amis warten noch ab, welche
      Richtung die Nas heute einschlägt. Mit Redback hat man aber den
      richtigen Wert im Depot ;) das zeichnet sich immer klarer ab.
      gruß brem
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      schrieb am 03.05.00 15:43:39
      Beitrag Nr. 7 ()
      Redback - the next gorilla?

      Hierzu noch ein interessanter Artikel aus dem yhoo-board:


      Looking for the Next Cisco
      By Adam Lashinsky
      Silicon Valley Columnist
      3/1/00 6:55 AM ET

      SAN FRANCISCO -- Paul Johnson recalls that in the early days after Cisco went public -- exactly 10 years ago this month -- detractors assumed the young company`s days were numbered. "As soon as IBM and Digital Equipment begin trying to go after the networking equipment business, Cisco will be finished," is how the argument unfolded, says Johnson, a New York-based analyst with brokerage Robertson Stephens. His response, regarding when IBM (which never became a networking player) and Digital Equipment (or DEC, which nearly went out of business trying) would begin to exert themselves: "They are."

      This quaint yarn is germane because Johnson sees the same thing happening now in what he calls "next-generation networks." If he`s right, the ramifications for the companies involved and the investors who own their stocks are enormous.

      The 22 companies that make up Johnson`s next-generation universe (listed below) are distinct from what he now identifies as the "enterprise networking" segment.

      The new breed supplies so-called next-generation networks. These are brand-new systems to handle Internet traffic, including the voice, data and video transmissions that will be part of the future of communications.

      The customers are "carriers," broadly defined as the service companies springing up to serve these new markets, like Qwest , Rhythms NetConnections and MCI WorldCom, and they write great big checks, unlike enterprises, which simply write big ones.

      In Johnson`s worldview, the new companies are making exactly the same headway against Cisco as the San Jose, Calif.-based giant once made against its elders.

      The conclusion is clear. Today`s gorilla still dwarfs the challengers. But their growth is faster, and Johnson maintains that they`ve gained a technological advantage over Cisco as well.

      "Out of this group of companies will emerge another Cisco, another Bay [Networks], another Cascade [Communications], et cetera," says Johnson. The point is telling. Each company made buckets for investors, and every one of the acquired giants like Bay, Cascade and Ascend Communications stumbled plenty of times along the way.

      Of course, there can be only one next Cisco, which means that there`ll be massive consolidation in this segment. Seeing as every company on the list trades for an astronomical valuation, Johnson notes that the only company other than Cisco that can buy them is one another. And so they shall.

      The Next Gorilla Candidates*

      Name Ticker
      Alteon WebSystems** ATON
      Avanex AVNX
      Brocade Communications Systems BRCD
      Clarent** CLRN
      Copper Mountain Networks** CMTN
      Ditech Communications** DITC
      Efficient Networks** EFNT
      Emulex** EMLX
      Extreme Networks** EXTR
      Foundry Networks FDRY
      Gadzoox Networks ZOOX
      Juniper Networks** JNPR
      MCK Communications** MCKC
      Netro** NTRO
      Packeteer** PKTR
      Paradyne Networks** PDYN
      Ramp Networks** RAMP
      Redback Networks** RBAK
      Sycamore Networks SCMR
      Turnstone Systems TSTN
      Tut Systems** TUTS
      Vixel** VIXL
      *Note: all stocks rated buy by Robertson Stephens
      ** -- Companies for which Robertson Stephens has recently performed underwriting
      Source: Robertson Stephens
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      schrieb am 03.05.00 16:30:54
      Beitrag Nr. 8 ()
      weitere News...
      Quelle: www.redherring.com, Technology News

      May 3, 2000

       
      France Telecom says oui to Redback Networks
      By R. Scott Raynovich
      Redherring.com, May 03, 2000

      In a pact that may perk up Redback Networks (Nasdaq: RBAK) shares on Wednesday, the company announced a significant deal with France Telecom (NYSE: FTE), one of Europe`s largest telecommunications companies.

      France Telecom has agreed to use Redback`s Subscriber Management System (SMS) for the deployment of its digital subscriber line (DSL) services, according to a preliminary announcement obtained from Redback. Deployment of the service is underway in Paris and 19 other cities, according to the companies. In addition to offering residential consumer and business DSL services, France Telecom will also offer wholesale DSL service to ISPs and Virtual Private Network (VPN) services to business customers.

      "It`s huge," says Barry Sine, analyst with Kaufman Brothers, after hearing the deal described in broad terms. Mr. Sine says it represents a major victory for Redback, which has been looking to expand internationally. Redback`s equipment allows telecommunications carriers to manage and deploy broadband services over both cable and DSL systems.

      Mr. Sine rates Redback a Strong Buy, with a price target of $250.

      "The name of the game for Redback in 1999 was they won contracts with nine of the ten largest DSL carriers in North America," says Mr. Sine. "They`re now talking to the ten largest cable operators in North America, and they`re looking to replicate their success in Europe and Asia."

      HAUTE AVANTAGE
      Because telecommunications has yet to be deregulated in France, the deal means Redback has the exclusive rights to provide equipment for DSL services throughout the country, company officials say.

      "In France, the PTT own the subscribers," says Vivek Ragavan, Redback`s president and chief operating officer. "There is no unbundling of the local loop. As a result, France Telecom is the only one that can offer the services. We will use this beachhead to expand throughout Europe."

      "That`s enormous," says Gina Sockolow, an analyst with Brean Murray. "They`ll probably do $10 or $15 million [this quarter] and another $10 million to $15 million next quarter," says Ms. Sockolow, roughly estimating the revenues that could be added by the France Telecom deal.

      Mr. Sine was not prepared to estimate the potential revenue derived from the deal, but he noted that the European markets are generally 25 percent larger than American markets. "This contract would represent the first of the bowling pins for them to knock down [in Europe]," he says.

      Other observers agreed it was an important step toward expanding Redback`s customer base and making progress in Europe. On April 25, the company announced a deal with German service provider Riodata to use Redback`s equipment in a DSL deployment.

      Ahead of the French Telecom news, Redback shares slid $5.94 to $81.06 at closing on Tuesday.



      Definitiv ein Knaller
      dakinky
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      schrieb am 03.05.00 23:16:00
      Beitrag Nr. 9 ()
      Leider steht Redback heute im Amiland wieder knapp 9% im Minus. Von den guten News noch nicht zu spüren. Also abwarten!!

      Bin auch von Redback überzeugt, im Bericht vom Aktionär stand ja nur vom Besten. Mal sehen obs hilft;-)
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      schrieb am 04.05.00 14:31:07
      Beitrag Nr. 10 ()
      Sieht so aus als würde Redback in Deutschland nicht besonders abgeben. Vorhin wurde übrigens auch auf n-tv auf die große Bedeutung des Deals zwischen Redback und France Telecom hingewiesen.


      Hier nochmal eine etwas ältere Nachricht über den Auftrag von riodata:

      Quelle: yahoo.de
      Dienstag 25. April 2000, 16:47 Uhr

      Redback mit starkem Kursgewinn
      von: Klaus Singer

      Aktuell kann die Aktie von Redback Networks kräftig zulegen. Zuvor war gemeldet worden, dass Goldman Sachs die Aktie auf die Empfehlungsliste genommen hätte. Außerdem wurde mitgeteilt, dass das Unternehmen einen bedeutenden Geschäftsabschluss tätigen konnte.

      So wird Redback die eigenen Subscriber Management Systeme für ein neues umfangreiches DSL-Netz in Deutschland liefern. In jedem der im Endausbau 800 DSL Access Multiplexer wird ein Redback SMS 500 implementiert. Zusätzlich wird das größere SMS-System 1800 in jedem POP eingesetzt.

      Der Auftraggeber, riodata, plant im Endausbau eine Europa-weite Abdeckung.

      Die Produkte von Redback wurden ausgewählt, weil sie ein Höchstmass an Skalierbarkeit und Flexibilität böten. Außerdem seien sie für neue Zukunftsdienste offen, andererseits aber auch im praktischen Einsatz bei großen Netzen bewährt. Insbesondere könnten sie auch dafür sorgen, unnötige Belastungen des Backbones zu vermeiden, indem sie lokalen Datenverkehr auch POP-lokal hielten.

      IDC sagt für 2003 voraus, dass DSL Dienste in Europa einen Umsatz von etwa 2 Mrd. US-Dollar generieren würden.




      Da riodata, wie im Bericht erwähnt, europaweit ausbauen möchte, denke ich, daß das Auftragsvolumen für Redback - alleine bei diesem Auftrag - noch viel größer ausfallen wird.



      Gruß dakinky
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      schrieb am 04.05.00 14:58:30
      Beitrag Nr. 11 ()
      Hallo Leute,

      habe mir heute ein paar redbacks ins depot gelegt zu 91 €. Da hab ich wohl
      dummerweise den heutigen Höchstkurs erwischt...Bin ein Förtsch-Lemming und habe das
      Kursziel von 250 € gesehen $$$$$$$$$$$$$-), da gab´s dann kein halten mehr.
      Aber mal im Ernst die 250 sind wohl etwas hoch....
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      schrieb am 04.05.00 15:54:53
      Beitrag Nr. 12 ()
      Zocker-Uwe, warte doch erst mal ab. Der Tag ist ja noch nicht vorbei ;)
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      schrieb am 04.05.00 16:27:08
      Beitrag Nr. 13 ()
      Keine Hektik Leute!
      Die Nachricht muß sich a) erst rumsprechen und b) denke ich daß der Kurs erst bei steigender NASDAQ richtig anzieht.
      Ciao
      fantus

      PS: bin seit heute Morgen mit 87,0 dabei.
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      schrieb am 04.05.00 18:56:22
      Beitrag Nr. 14 ()
      Ich Dummerle habe den Höchstkurs vom Dienstag eingekauft. 97Euro ist natürlich im Moment recht hoch. Bin trotzdem überzeugt, daß der Einstieg um 100 Euro kein Fehler sein kann.
      Der Kaiser würd sagen: "Schaun wer mal!"
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      schrieb am 05.05.00 22:55:21
      Beitrag Nr. 15 ()
      Das soll noch einer verstehen, wieder 10% Minus. Diese Firma macht Gewinne, Gewinne, Gewinne, aber der Kurs will leider nicht.
      Sehr auffällig ist allerdings, daß das Umsatzvolumen heute und gestern immens viel höher liegt als im 52 Wochen-Schnitt und auch fast 3mal so hoch wie der Monatsschnitt. Sehr merkwürdig nach der Auftragsflut der letzten Woche, naja, nachkaufen?!

      Gruß dakinky
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      schrieb am 05.05.00 23:06:11
      Beitrag Nr. 16 ()
      Die -9,59% an der Nasdaq heute verstehe ich auch nicht und das obwohl der Nasdaq
      deutlich zugelegt hat. Sind das vielleicht noch Gewinnmitnahmen, nach dem kurzen raschen
      Anstieg, der jetzt aber auch schon wieder ein paar Tage her ist ? :(
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      schrieb am 06.05.00 07:59:17
      Beitrag Nr. 17 ()
      Bei Redback sind leider zu viel Zocker drin, die stellen halt ihre Positionen glatt, deshalb die großen Umsätze. Da ja Redback schon immer Cisco-Übernahmekandidat ist und sich Cisco für was anderes entschieden hat (ArrowPoint), gehen sie jetzt raus. Aber Kopf hoch Cisco ist nicht die einzigste Firma der Welt und wenn man Technologieführer bei IP-Verwaltung ist wie Redback werden auch die Aktien steigen, wie auch der Umsatz und der Gewinn, nächste Woche neues Glück und haltet euch noch ein paar Scheine zurück für die 65$. Mittelfristig gehts aber berghoch, dafür ist zu viel Geld am Markt, leider sind sie alle supernervous und wenn nach solchen News nichts anspringt liegts vielleicht daran das die Aktie schon verdammt gut gelaufenist.

      Aber denkt positiv und macht nich den Fehler und verkauft Redback zu früh, brauche nächsten Monat noch was zu essen :)

      Geniesst das Wetter, lehnt euch zurück und schaut mal nach KOREA
      Gruß bigbubble
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      schrieb am 08.05.00 14:19:12
      Beitrag Nr. 18 ()
      Monday May 8, 7:34 am Eastern Time

      Company Press Release

      Redback Networks and Portal Software Announce Strategic Alliance to Support Broadband Services Market

      Scalable solution allows xDSL, cable, and wireless broadband service providers to deliver and bill for value added services in real-time

      NEW ORLEANS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 8, 2000-- Redback Networks, Inc., (NASDAQ: RBAK - news) and Portal Software, Inc., (NASDAQ: PRSF - news) today announced that they have entered into a strategic alliance agreement. Redback will integrate its Subscriber Management System(TM) (SMS) with Portal`s Infranet® customer management and billing software to form a broadband platform for provisioning and billing subscribers for connectivity and value-added services in the DSL, cable, and wireless markets. The integrated platform will enable service providers to offer customers the ability to self-provision broadband services. Customers will be able to sign up online, select from a variety of pricing options, and accelerate the activation of broadband services.

      The first demonstrations of the Redback/Portal solution are occurring at the National Cable and Television Association show, at Redback`s booth, #5230, taking place at the Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, May 8-10, 2000.

      ``This alliance accelerates the broadband provider`s move from a connectivity model to a services model,`` said Larry Blair, vice president of marketing at Redback. ``This announcement addresses the number-one concern of broadband service providers--how to sign up as many subscribers as fast as possible and offer a variety of services and associated billing options. Moreover, our integrated solution enables providers to generate more revenues and be more competitive by creating new services and bringing them to market quickly.``

      ``Flexibility, scalability, and time to market are key concerns for broadband providers. Together we can address the concerns by enabling service providers to add new subscribers and provision a variety of new value-added services more rapidly and cost effectively,`` said Jill Kyte, vice president of strategic alliances at Portal. ``The flexibility offered by Infranet will enable providers to develop a large variety of price plans, including usage-based and tiered-service offerings, instead of the flat-fee model commonly used today. ``

      Scalable, Flexible, End-to-End Solution

      By integrating Portal`s business infrastructure with Redback`s subscriber management and services-enabling capabilities, the companies have created a scalable, flexible, real-time, end-to-end solution that handles everything from signing on subscribers to billing them for virtually an unlimited number of services and price plans. The subscriber, now able to trial and then sign up for new value-added services, drives the entire provisioning process.

      Configuring and implementing the integrated system will be far faster, easier, and less expensive for service providers in terms of hours spent on the implementation, thereby saving significant operational costs. Redback`s SMS connects and manages subscribers using any of the major broadband access technologies, including xDSL, cable, and wireless, from multiple vendors. The SMS also enables highly scalable service deployment and configuration. By managing accounts, bandwidth, and service selected dynamically, the SMS also helps lower the cost of operations.

      By linking Internet/IP services such as subscriber authorization, authentication, and accounting to subscribers with different rate plans, Infranet enables service providers to rapidly develop, price, and provision new services and effectively manage customer usage and billing in real time. Because Infranet employs event-based rating, service providers are no longer limited to flat-fee billing but can develop multiple business models for pricing, including usage-based, tiered, pay-per-view, pay-per-length, and more.

      About Portal Software, Inc.

      Portal Software, Inc., is building business infrastructure for the Internet. Based in Cupertino, Calif., Portal is the leading provider of customer management and billing software for Internet and emerging, next-generation communications services. The company`s real-time solution enables service providers to manage customers, support services, and collect money. Portal`s customers include US WEST, Qwest Communications, Inktomi, Covad, Deutsche Telekom`s T-Online, Telenor Mobil AS, Juno Online, France Telecom and Demon. Information about Portal and its products can be found at http://www.portal.com

      About Redback Networks, Inc.

      Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., Redback Networks, Inc., is a leading provider of advanced networking solutions that enable carriers, cable operators, and service providers to rapidly deploy broadband access and services. The company`s market-leading Subscriber Management Systems(TM) (SMSs) connect and manage large numbers of subscribers using any of the major broadband access technologies such as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), cable, and wireless. To deliver integrated transport solutions for metropolitan optical networks, Redback`s SmartEdge(TM) multi-service platforms leverage powerful advances in application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), IP, and optical technology. With this product portfolio, Redback Networks is the first equipment supplier focused exclusively on developing integrated solutions for the New Access Network

      Redback and the Subscriber Management System are trademarks of Redback Networks, Inc. Other trademarks, service marks, and trade names belong to their respective owners.

      Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

      The statements contained in this press release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding Redback Networks` expectations, beliefs, intentions or strategies regarding the future. Forward-looking statements include statements regarding future sales and future product development. All forward-looking statements included in this document are based upon information available to Redback Networks as of the date hereof, and Redback Networks assumes no obligation to update any such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. These and other risks relating to Redback Networks` business are set forth in the documents filed by Redback Networks with the Securities and Exchange Commission, specifically the most recent report on Form 10-Q, and the other reports filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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      dakinky
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      schrieb am 08.05.00 22:33:31
      Beitrag Nr. 19 ()
      mal wieder -8,99% an der nasdaq.
      gibt es fundamentale gründe für den megaeinbruch
      der letzten tage bei redback ?
      eine lucent (die hab ich auch) sinkt nie so drastisch.
      soll man redback verkaufen und retten was zu retten ist
      bevor wir bei 30-40 € stehen ?
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      schrieb am 09.05.00 00:00:51
      Beitrag Nr. 20 ()
      Nur nicht nervös werden. Redback bleibt am Ball. Die Konjunkturdaten stimmen, der Markt ist aussichtsreich und der Chart verspricht höhere Gewinne als Verluste. Das einzige Problem das Redback im Moment hat, ist die das eher schlechte Umfeld für die "Internets". Auch hier geht es wieder bergauf, nur nicht sofort. Für kurzfristige Gewinne gibt es im Moment bessere Titel. Langfristig (6Monate) wird Redback seinen Weg machen.
      Die guten Nachrichten überwiegen eindeutig!

      Good luck
      charlemann
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      schrieb am 09.05.00 00:08:25
      Beitrag Nr. 21 ()
      tja und vor 30 minuten kam schon die nächste good news über redback von
      der wo-redaktion. bin sowieso langfristig orientiert (1-5 jahre !).
      bin nur etwas genervt weil 10 meiner werte im depot im minus sind und zwar
      teilweise sehr deutlich und meine neue redback auch schon gleich den
      bach runtergeht. mit -12,6% depotwert kriegt man manchmal schon nen
      kleinen koller ;)
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      schrieb am 09.05.00 00:33:20
      Beitrag Nr. 22 ()
      Na also,
      da bewegt sich doch was! Wir müssen nur ein wenig Geduld haben.
      Kann mir mal jemand einen Tip geben, wo Quartalszahlen erscheinen?
      Danke
      charlemann
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      schrieb am 09.05.00 13:02:13
      Beitrag Nr. 23 ()
      Datum Zeit Titel Quelle
      Irgendwie scheint das zwar noch niemand zu interessieren, aber ich denke drinbleiben lohnt sich. Die Leute von Redback tun was:
      Meldungen der letzten 8 Wochen

      08.05. 23:35 Redback: Strategische Allianz mit Portal Software W O
      03.05. 20:48 Redback mit Millionenauftrag W O
      26.04. 10:31 Der Aktionär: Redback mit starker Marktposition W O
      25.04. 16:47 Redback mit starkem Kursgewinn W O
      17.04. 15:12 Hornblower Fischer Internet Daily W O
      13.04. 16:23 Redback trotz "Buy" wieder weit im Minus W O
      13.04. 16:00 Hornblower Fischer Internet Daily W O
      12.04. 23:48 Redback erwirtschaftet Rekordergebnis W O
      20.03. 16:17 Redback kooperiert mit ADC & Covad W O
      20.03. 13:51 ADC und Redback Networks bieten gemeinsam Internet für
      13.03. 15:02 Redback expandiert in Asien W O
      09.03. 18:18 Redback: Kursziel von 270 $ auf 758 $ heraufgesetzt W O

      Warten wirs ab!
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      schrieb am 10.05.00 02:14:59
      Beitrag Nr. 24 ()
      Ob das meine Nerven noch mitmachen? Seltsam,
      eine gute Nachricht nach der anderen und
      Redback verliert. Langsam sollte ein Boden da
      sein. Und wenn, dann wird aber kräftig nachgekauft.
      Von einer Aktie lass ich mir kein Geld wegnehmen ;)
      Schon gar nicht von einem guten Wert. Kursziel
      lt. WO ist inzwischen Ver10fachung :)
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      schrieb am 10.05.00 02:18:49
      Beitrag Nr. 25 ()
      Charleman
      2. WICHTIGE Sachen fehlen in deiner Auflistung

      08.03.00 Vice President of Ww Sales - Sold $16,826,907 50000 bei 330$
      09.03.00 Director - Sold $14,504,800 40000 bei 362$
      Aktiensplit beachten!

      02.05.00 You are cordially invited to attend a special meeting of stockholders of Redback Networks Inc. ("Redback") that will be held at 10:00 a.m., local time, on June 8, 2000 at 1195 Borregas Avenue, Sunnyvale, California. At the special
      meeting, you will be asked to consider and vote on the following proposals:
      1. To amend Redback`s Amended and Restated Certificate of Incorporation to increase the number of shares of common stock that Redback is authorized to issue from 200,000,000 to 750,000,000
      Lies es Dir mal genau bei den sec.gov durch

      Das kann zwar gut sein (für Aufkäufe anderer Firmen) aber halt auch anders. 750.000.000 Stück a zb. 70$ rechne´s dir aus!

      Ansonsten hat Redback ein Superprodukt, was CISCO nicht hat, aber Alcatel. Und ein Produkt was Super läuft naja. Wartet mal mit Redback ein weilchen bei 50 Strongbuy, und Redback war das ganze Jahr ein Ticktrading-Wert, und die sind weg. Wenn ich mir das Islandbook anschaue sind es nur riesen Umsätze die den Wert nach unten drücken und wenn du dirs genau anschaust siehst du das ein Haufen 10-100 Kauforders drin sind Orders aber irre viel 1000 Sellsdrin sind.
      Bleibt cool und greift nicht ins fallende Messer. Desto billiger (wenn mans so sagen kann) der Kurs wird desto leicht kann Redback übernommen werden, und die 100 wirst du dann nicht mehr sehen. Redback wird da schon gegensteuern, mit News, doch bei den News fehlen die Zahlen (wieviel kauft denn France Telecom oder GTE).
      Sicherlich wird Redback ihren Gewinn ver5fachen, dieses Jahr, doch schau mal nach KOREA da lachen die drüber.
      Achso habe auch noch 4 Redbacks.

      Gruß bigbubble
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      schrieb am 10.05.00 21:35:29
      Beitrag Nr. 26 ()
      Der Markt ist am Boden und Redback steigt, wenn das nicht eindeutige Zeichen für eine Bodenbildung sind weiß ich auch nicht. Ich habe jedenfalls heute nachmittag für 63,50 Euro 100 Stück nachgekauft, bei dem momentanen Umrechnungskurs sind das immerhin knapp 3 Euro Gewinn und das an einem Tag wie heute.
      Will hoffen, daß sich Redback heute hält, denn ich bin auch weiterhin absolut überzeugt von der Firma.



      dakinky
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      schrieb am 11.05.00 20:25:36
      Beitrag Nr. 27 ()
      Sehe ich aus so. Redback erhohlt sich gerade vom Jahrestiefstand, und das ohne fundamentale Gründe. Empfehlungen, Geschäftsverlauf und Kooperationen stimmen positiv. Trotzdem denke ich man wird im Amiland
      bis zur Zinsentscheidung warten. So lange hängt auch die Nasdaq durch.
      Quelle: Onvista11.05.2000
      15:39

      Aktien New York Ausblick: Festere Eröffnung wegen günstiger Konjunkturdaten

      NEW YORK (dpa-AFX) - Der New Yorker Aktienmarkt dürfte am Donnerstag wegen günstiger Konjunkturdaten höher eröffnen. Insbesondere die Technikwerte dürften sich nach drei verlustreichen Sitzungen erholen. Der Juni S&P 500-Future kletterte um 16,50 Punkte oder 1,2%, während der Nasdaq-Future 89,50 Punkte oder 2,8% stieg. Applied Materials dürften gegen den Trend deutlich fallen, trotz guten Quartalsergebnissen. Mit einem Gewinn je Aktie von 55 Cent wurde der Vorjahreswert von 40 Cent übertroffen. Am Markt wurde allerdings mit einem besseren Ergebnis gerechnet, sagte ein Händler./fn/kg

      Also mittelprächtige Gesamtaussichten, welche sich vorerst nicht ändern. Für Spekulatius jedoch ein klarer Kauf.
      Good Luck
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      schrieb am 11.05.00 22:33:36
      Beitrag Nr. 28 ()
      So, bin jetzt auch im Redback-Boot!

      Das sieht mir nämlich nach einem schönen Boden aus:

      und heute: +0,375 auf 58,125 $

      D8
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      schrieb am 12.05.00 00:32:39
      Beitrag Nr. 29 ()
      DRiver da haste vermutlich echtes Glück! Ich bin leider
      ein paar Tage zu früh rein (gut 10% über dem 2. Tief)
      und noch 15% im Minus. ich hatte nicht mit einem 3. Test
      der unteren Linie gerechnet. Aber ganz unten
      erwischt man die guten leider selten. Vielleicht kaufe ich
      Morgen früh noch ein paar nach (des Gefühles wegen
      von unten an dabei zu sein) ;)
      gruß brem
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      schrieb am 12.05.00 12:07:48
      Beitrag Nr. 30 ()
      Gestern kam eine erneute Kaufempfehlung von Lehman:

      5/11/00 5:14:00 AM
      Source: Bloomberg News

      Princeton, New Jersey, May 11 (Bloomberg Data) -- Redback Networks (RBAK US) was reiterated ``buy`` by analyst Steven D. Levy at Lehman Brothers. The
      12-month target price is $160.00 per share.
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      schrieb am 12.05.00 13:36:39
      Beitrag Nr. 31 ()
      Hier eine weitere Analyse HIERONYMUS (aus boersen-focus.de) und mir.

      HIERONYMUS:

      die (teure) übernahme von Siara Systems wird m.E. das ergebnis und somit den kurs mittelfristig belasten, ist langfristig aber als großer coup zu bewerten, da Siara Systems über eine Glasfaser-Netzwerk-Technologie verfügt, die datenstaus auf der sog. letzten meile, also einem mission-kritischen, sehr wachstumsstarken bereich, verhindern soll. zudem verfügt Siara Systems über eine entwicklungsabteilung, die an neuen prozessor-designs/strukturen (AMD Athlon, PMC-Sierra) arbeitet; bisher wurden von RBAK lediglich Intel CPUs benutzt.

      Martanteile, Wettbewerbssituation, neues SMS-10000-System: http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1004-200-1638635.html?tag=st.ne.…

      France Telecom -Deal(!): http://www.cnetinvestor.com/newsitem-bloomberg.asp?symbol=86… http://www.herring.com/investor/2000/0503/inv-redback050300.…

      Riodata-Deal, Profil v. RBAK: http://www.cnetinvestor.com/newsitem-bloomberg.asp?symbol=85…

      der France Telecom deal ist besonders interessant, da der französische TK Markt noch nicht vollständig dereguliert ist und nahezu der gesamte dsl-markt in frankreich über die france telecom und damit über RBAK laufen wird. und das wirklich bemerkenswerte ist, dass sich France Tel. nicht für die Alcatel Systeme entschieden hat. das ist also ein beweis für die technik-power die hinter den RBAK systemen steckt (Chambers, der CEO von Cisco hat diese auch schon öfter hevorgehoben). zudem hat RBAK (auch durch den deal mit riodata) jetzt einen ersten fuß in den europäischen dsl-markt gesetzt hat, der $5 mrd in 2003 groß sein soll. noch beträgt der auslandsumsatz von RBAK 9% und das unternehmen hat bei den letzten earnings bereits verlauten lassen, diesen anteil in den nächsten 7 monaten auf 20% zu steigern.



      der downtrend ist noch intakt, insofern wurde noch kein mittel-/langfristiges kaufsignal generiert.

      m.E. kann man hier eine erste position aufbauen. aber nicht vergessen: STOPS SETZEN.


      NETRIDER:

      Hi !

      Welch ein Zufall. Habe RBAK seit dem Einbruch am 17.04 in meiner Watchlist. Habe vor ein zwei Wochen bei 64 euro ein paar gekauft und bei 89 euro wieder verkauft. Gestern hab ich nun größere Bestände aufgebaut. Allerdings scheinen die market maker wieder ihr Spielchen mit RBAK getrieben zu haben. Vorbörslich notierten die auf 61,5 stiegen dann bis 62,68. Dann kamen auf einmal groeßere Verkaufsorders hinein, welche sämtliche kurzfr. Unterstützungslinien durchbrechen lies und somit auch viele stops
      aktivierten. Die Anwendung von stops würde ich daher sehr vorsichtig betrachten. Diese wirken sich meist wie Magneten aus und dies wissen auch die Market Maker welche eine Aktivierung absichtlich provozieren. Meine Stops liegen daher etwas weiter unten (50$).
      Besoners auffällig bei RBAK ist der höhere Umsatz seit dem Einburch. Dies zeigt das einige hier größere Bestände aufbauen, während verängstigte noch verkaufen.


      Gestern kam zu Redback auch eine erneute Kaufempfehlung von Lehman:

      5/11/00 5:14:00 AM
      Source: Bloomberg News

      Princeton, New Jersey, May 11 (Bloomberg Data) -- Redback Networks (RBAK US) was reiterated ``buy`` by analyst Steven D. Levy at Lehman Brothers. The 12-month target price is $160.00 per share.

      ---

      Aus meiner Sicht der Betrachtung weist der Chart auf ein tripple-bottom. Es ist zunächst von einer Seitwärtsbewegung auszugehen. Allerdings liegt die Handelsspanne in dieser Seitwärtsbewegung zw. 50$ und 100$. Aufgrund dieser hohen Volantilität habe ich RBAK bei mir aufgenommen. Folgende Charts weisen nun auch auf eine kurzfr. positive Entwicklung.
      Der MACD ist noch im negativem Bereich Bereich und zeigen einen neutralen Statut an. Die Stochastics zeigen den überverkauften Status von RBAK. Eine kurzfr. Trendwende ist seh wahrscheinlich. Mein min. Ziel bis nächste Woche ist 75$ bzw. 100$ (max. Ziel in zwei Wochen).










      MfG Netrider
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      schrieb am 13.05.00 01:34:31
      Beitrag Nr. 32 ()
      Jetzt besteht aus meiner Sicht die Möglichkeit, dass sich Redback kurzfristig bis auf ca. 80$ erholt, jedoch die 60$ Marke durchwegs nochmals getestet werden kann. Langfristig bleibt es ein interessantes und lukratives Investment, hoffentlich.
      Gruss matzeli
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      schrieb am 13.05.00 01:45:49
      Beitrag Nr. 33 ()
      Na endlich mal wieder ein fettes plus :-)
      +9,68% heute an der Nasdaq
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      schrieb am 13.05.00 14:22:54
      Beitrag Nr. 34 ()
      Zitat:


      France Telecom plant den Aufbau eines DSL-Netzes in insgesamt 20 französischen Metropolen, darunter auch Paris.


      toll, ganz toll
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      schrieb am 15.05.00 14:11:47
      Beitrag Nr. 35 ()
      Quelle: Yahoo (RBAK)



      Monday May 15, 7:35 am Eastern Time

      Company Press Release

      Redback Networks to Support First:Telecom in Broadband Rollout in Three European Countries

      Initial Rollout of DSL in 30 German Cities with Plans for National Broadband Deployment in the UK and France by 2001

      SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 15, 2000-- Redback Networks, Inc., (Nasdaq:RBAK - news) today announced that First:Telecom, a European competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC) is deploying Redback`s subscriber management technology to support its newly announced European broadband DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) service.

      First:Telecom will aim the service primarily at the business market and will also wholesale it to other service providers. The Redback Subscriber Management System(TM) (SMS) will manage and auto-provision the large numbers of subscribers expected to join First:Telecom`s business service when it goes live this summer. The service, which has already been successfully tested in Frankfurt, will be available in ten German cities by the end of 2000 and in a total of 30 German cities by 2001. Deployment in other countries, including the U.K. and France, will follow as local loop unbundling de-regulation permits.

      ``Our business customers are demanding high-speed Internet access, and we learned from service providers in the United States who are using Redback`s proven SMS that subscriber management must be an integral part of our network infrastructure to meet customer expectations,`` said First:Telecom European Marketing Director Rupert Baines. ``Redback`s SMS solution operates intelligently in the network, with a high level of functionality, and ensures quality of service. This gives us a competitive advantage, not only in the service we provide directly to users but also in our wholesale relationships, and it allows us to manage multiple customers with the same level of quality, without the need for closed networks.``

      Redback`s SMS technology will interoperate with First:Telecom`s DSLAMs (DSL access multiplexers) to provide profiling, billing, and dynamic provisioning capabilities for thousands of subscribers simultaneously before routing them to and from the Internet. Where it is deployed, broadband DSL access has attracted large numbers of subscribers because it provides fast, `always on` Internet connectivity and enables delivery of premium content. Following its deployment in Germany, First:Telecom will partner with British Telecom in its ADSL trials and with ARTin France.

      The process of local loop unbundling around Europe is gradually opening the DSL market to independent, well-funded data CLECs such as First:Telecom. ``Redback believes this will create a dynamic marketplace that greatly benefits the end user, as long as service providers can match demand with quality,`` said Joop van Aard, Redback`s vice-president of operations for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. ``In Germany, where de-regulation has already occurred, First:Telecom is accomplishing its stated mission to provide reliable, fast, and cost-effective broadband Internet access. With the Redback SMS, First:Telecom is enhancing its ability to rapidly deploy services to thousands of subscribers and is future-proofing the scope of broadband services it can offer business customers.``

      About Redback Networks, Inc.

      Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., Redback Networks, Inc., is a leading provider of advanced networking solutions that enable carriers, cable operators, and service providers to rapidly deploy broadband access and services. The company`s market-leading Subscriber Management Systems(TM) (SMS) connect and manage large numbers of subscribers using any of the major broadband access technologies such as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), cable, and wireless. To deliver integrated transport solutions for metropolitan optical networks, Redback`s SmartEdge(TM) multi-service platforms leverage powerful advances in ASIC, IP, and optical technology. With its combined product portfolio, Redback Networks is the first equipment supplier focused exclusively on developing integrated solutions for the New Access Network. Redback Networks has European Headquarters and a Technical Assistance Center in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, with regional offices in France, Germany, the U.K., and the Benelux countries.

      Redback, Subscriber Management System and SmartEdge are trademarks of Redback Networks, Inc. Other trademarks, service marks, and trade names belong to their respective owners.

      Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

      The statements contained in this press release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding Redback Networks` expectations, beliefs, intentions or strategies regarding the future. Forward-looking statements include statements regarding future customer requirements, future sales and future product development. All forward-looking statements included in this document are based upon information available to Redback Networks as of the date hereof, and Redback Networks assumes no obligation to update any such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. These and other risks relating to Redback Networks` business are set forth in the documents filed by Redback Networks with the Securities and Exchange Commission, specifically the most recent report on Form 10-K, and the other reports filed from time to time with the Securities and ExchangeCommission.
      ------------------------------------------------------------------------



      dakinky
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      schrieb am 15.05.00 14:15:19
      Beitrag Nr. 36 ()
      Heute gibts erfreuliche NEWS von Redback!
      Auf ein schönes Gap-up! Übrigens Redback ist in Deutschland noch unter parität zu haben.


      Monday May 15, 7:35 am Eastern Time

      Company Press Release

      Redback Networks to Support First:Telecom in Broadband Rollout in Three
      European Countries

      Initial Rollout of DSL in 30 German Cities with Plans for National Broadband Deployment in the UK and France by 2001

      SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 15, 2000-- Redback Networks, Inc., (Nasdaq:RBAK - news) today announced that First:Telecom, a
      European competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC) is deploying Redback`s subscriber management technology to support its newly announced European
      broadband DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) service.

      First:Telecom will aim the service primarily at the business market and will also wholesale it to other service providers. The Redback Subscriber Management
      System(TM) (SMS) will manage and auto-provision the large numbers of subscribers expected to join First:Telecom`s business service when it goes live this
      summer. The service, which has already been successfully tested in Frankfurt, will be available in ten German cities by the end of 2000 and in a total of 30 German
      cities by 2001. Deployment in other countries, including the U.K. and France, will follow as local loop unbundling de-regulation permits.

      ``Our business customers are demanding high-speed Internet access, and we learned from service providers in the United States who are using Redback`s proven
      SMS that subscriber management must be an integral part of our network infrastructure to meet customer expectations,`` said First:Telecom European Marketing
      Director Rupert Baines. ``Redback`s SMS solution operates intelligently in the network, with a high level of functionality, and ensures quality of service. This gives us
      a competitive advantage, not only in the service we provide directly to users but also in our wholesale relationships, and it allows us to manage multiple customers
      with the same level of quality, without the need for closed networks.``

      Redback`s SMS technology will interoperate with First:Telecom`s DSLAMs (DSL access multiplexers) to provide profiling, billing, and dynamic provisioning
      capabilities for thousands of subscribers simultaneously before routing them to and from the Internet. Where it is deployed, broadband DSL access has attracted
      large numbers of subscribers because it provides fast, `always on` Internet connectivity and enables delivery of premium content. Following its deployment in
      Germany, First:Telecom will partner with British Telecom in its ADSL trials and with ARTin France.

      The process of local loop unbundling around Europe is gradually opening the DSL market to independent, well-funded data CLECs such as First:Telecom.
      ``Redback believes this will create a dynamic marketplace that greatly benefits the end user, as long as service providers can match demand with quality,`` said Joop
      van Aard, Redback`s vice-president of operations for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. ``In Germany, where de-regulation has already occurred, First:Telecom
      is accomplishing its stated mission to provide reliable, fast, and cost-effective broadband Internet access. With the Redback SMS, First:Telecom is enhancing its
      ability to rapidly deploy services to thousands of subscribers and is future-proofing the scope of broadband services it can offer business customers.``

      About Redback Networks, Inc.

      Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., Redback Networks, Inc., is a leading provider of advanced networking solutions that enable carriers,
      cable operators, and service providers to rapidly deploy broadband access and services. The company`s market-leading Subscriber Management Systems(TM)
      (SMS) connect and manage large numbers of subscribers using any of the major broadband access technologies such as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), cable, and
      wireless. To deliver integrated transport solutions for metropolitan optical networks, Redback`s SmartEdge(TM) multi-service platforms leverage powerful advances
      in ASIC, IP, and optical technology. With its combined product portfolio, Redback Networks is the first equipment supplier focused exclusively on developing
      integrated solutions for the New Access Network. Redback Networks has European Headquarters and a Technical Assistance Center in Rotterdam, the
      Netherlands, with regional offices in France, Germany, the U.K., and the Benelux countries.

      Redback, Subscriber Management System and SmartEdge are trademarks of Redback Networks, Inc. Other trademarks, service marks, and trade names belong
      to their respective owners.

      Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

      The statements contained in this press release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities and
      Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding Redback Networks` expectations, beliefs, intentions or strategies regarding the future.
      Forward-looking statements include statements regarding future customer requirements, future sales and future product development. All forward-looking statements
      included in this document are based upon information available to Redback Networks as of the date hereof, and Redback Networks assumes no obligation to
      update any such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from
      those projected. These and other risks relating to Redback Networks` business are set forth in the documents filed by Redback Networks with the Securities and
      Exchange Commission, specifically the most recent report on Form 10-K, and the other reports filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange
      Commission.

      Contact:

      Gallagher PR
      Sheri Sealy, 510/749-6800
      sheri@gpr.com
      Redback Networks
      Mark Weiner, 408/571-5200
      mark@redback.com
      Quetzal Communications
      Penny Still, +44 (0)1256-478-309
      quetzal@dial.pipex.com
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      schrieb am 15.05.00 14:26:56
      Beitrag Nr. 37 ()
      hi dakinky + netrider,

      leute wie ihr, die news so schnell ins board stellen, halten das niveau von WO oben.

      danke
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      schrieb am 15.05.00 14:54:15
      Beitrag Nr. 38 ()
      Danke für die Info,
      Breitbandtech ist ja ohnehin die Zukunft und Redback holt
      sich einen Auftrag nach dem anderen ;)
      gruß brem
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      schrieb am 15.05.00 15:53:20
      Beitrag Nr. 39 ()
      Frische Zahlen:

      REDBACK NETWORKS INC.

      CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
      (IN THOUSANDS, EXCEPT PER SHARE AMOUNTS)
      (UNAUDITED)


      MARCH 31, DECEMBER 31,
      2000 1999
      ----------- ------------
      ASSETS
      Current assets:
      Cash and cash equivalents .................................. $ 7,071 $ 13,888
      Short-term investments ..................................... 495,374 43,072
      Accounts receivable, net ................................... 30,429 15,429
      Inventories ................................................ 3,204 3,960
      Other current assets ....................................... 2,986 1,374
      ----------- --------
      Total current assets .................................. 539,064 77,723

      Property and equipment, net ..................................... 28,013 10,150
      Other assets, net ............................................... 4,425,410 6,957
      ----------- --------
      Total assets .......................................... $ 4,992,487 $ 94,830
      =========== ========

      LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS` EQUITY
      Current liabilities:
      Borrowings, current ........................................ $ -- $ 123
      Capital lease obligations, current ......................... 2,562 755
      Accounts payable ........................................... 12,310 9,109
      Accrued liabilities ........................................ 23,553 7,993
      Deferred revenue ........................................... 10,223 9,945
      ----------- --------
      Total current liabilities ............................. 48,648 27,925

      Convertible subordinated notes .................................. 500,000 --
      Capital lease obligations and other notes payable, less
      current portion ............................................ 13,395 1,012
      ----------- --------
      Total liabilities ..................................... 562,043 28,937
      ----------- --------

      Stockholders` equity:
      Convertible Preferred Stock: $0.0001 par value; 13,500
      shares authorized; none issued and outstanding ........... -- --
      Common Stock, par value $0.0001 per share; 200,000 shares
      authorized; 145,477 and 87,794 shares issued and
      outstanding, respectively ............................... 4,540,891 91,638
      Deferred stock compensation ................................ (2,731) (3,266)
      Notes receivable from stockholder .......................... (131) (131)
      Accumulated deficit ........................................ (107,585) (22,348)
      ----------- --------
      Total stockholders` equity ............................ 4,430,444 65,893
      ----------- --------
      Total liabilities and stockholders` equity ............ $ 4,992,487 $ 94,830
      =========== ========


      6. SELECTED BALANCE SHEET DATA

      MARCH 31, DECEMBER 31,
      2000 1999
      ---------- ------
      (IN THOUSANDS)
      Inventory
      Raw materials $ 2,049 $3,364
      Finished goods 1,155 596
      ---------- ------
      $ 3,204 $3,960
      ========== ======

      OTHER ASSETS, NET
      Goodwill, net $4,355,468
      Other intangible assets, net 50,186
      Other 19,756 $6,957
      ---------- ------
      $4,425,410 $6,957
      ========== ======

      ACCRUED LIABILITIES
      Accrued compensation and
      related items $ 14,938 $4,147
      Accrued professional fees 1,785 480
      Accrued warranty 1,026 928
      Other 5,804 2,438
      ---------- ------
      $ 23,553 $7,993
      ========== ======
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      schrieb am 16.05.00 09:53:43
      Beitrag Nr. 40 ()
      Sieht alles sehr gut aus im Augenblick, auch wenn wir natürlich
      die Entscheidung der FED (20.15MEZ) abwarten müssen.
      Redback notierte zuletzt bei 69 5/8 auf www.island.com

      Deutsche Meldungen heute:


      Quelle:Wallstreet-Online

      Montag 15. Mai 2000, 22:35 Uhr


      REDBACK NETWORKS (922459.F)

      Redback liefert DSL-Technik an First:Telecom
      von: Markus Klausen

      Wie das Unternehmen Redback Networks (Nasdaq: RBAK)heute mitteilte, wird man das Digital-Subscriber-Line(DSL)-System an die Telefongesellschaft First:Telecom liefern.First:Telecom nutzt die Technologie des Netzwerk-Providers, um seinen kürzlich angekündigten Breitband-Service inEuropa zu unterstützen.

      Das DSL-System sei bereits erfolgreich in Frankfurt am Main getestet worden. Ende diesen Jahres werdees in zehn deutschen Städten verfügbar sein, Ende 2001in 30 deutschen Städten. First:Telecom wollezudem in England mit British Telecom kooperieren.

      Das Wertpapier von Redback beendet die heutige Sitzung bei68 ½ US-Dollar, das ist ein Plus von 68 ½ Prozent



      Quelle:dpa

      Montag 15. Mai 2000, 17:36 Uhr


      REDBACK NETWORKS (922459.F)

      First:Telecom nutzt Netzwerk-Technologie von Redback Networks
      SUNNYVALE (dpa-AFX) - Die Telefongesellschaft First:Telecom nutzt die Technologie des Netzwerk-Providers Redback Networks Inc. , um seinen kürzlich angekündigten Breitband-Service in Europa zu unterstützen. Das teilte Redback Networks am Montag im kalifornischen Sunnyvale mit. First:Telecom beabsichtige, den Serice zunächst im Geschäftssektor anzubieten und es dann auch an andere Service-Provider zu verkaufen.

      Das sogenannte Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)-System sei bereits erfolgreich in Frankfurt am Main getestet worden. Ende dieses Jahres werde es in zehn deutschen Städten verfügbar sein, Ende 2001 in 30 deutschen Städten. First:Telecom wolle zudem in England mit British Telecom und in Frankreich mit ARTin France kooperieren./al/fs



      dakinky
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      schrieb am 16.05.00 14:27:09
      Beitrag Nr. 41 ()
      Hi ihr,

      somit habt ihr einen mehr in euer Redbach Gemeinde:night trader

      Auch ich habe grosse Positionen aufgebaut.Durscnittlicher EK-Kurs
      70,40 eur.

      Wenn die Nasdaq anzieht, wird Redback überportional davon profitieren.
      Davon bin ich 100% überzeugt.

      Was ich nie vertehen werde ist, das wir mal wieder Aufpreise hier
      in Deuschland zahlen.( siehe Kurs Frankfurt war schon bei78 eur).
      Ja natürlich hängt das direkt mit den Futures zusammen, aber
      wieso 3 eur mehr?
      Auch egal.
      Grosse Positionen werde ich daher in Zukunft sowieso nur noch direkt in USA kaufen.

      grüsse
      night trader
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      schrieb am 18.05.00 10:04:46
      Beitrag Nr. 42 ()
      ....Und noch einen.
      Beobachte Redback schon seit sehr langer Zeit. Nun hatte ich endlich mal Glück und konnte zu sehr günstigen Kursen einsteigen.
      Redback werde ich auf jeden Fall mindestens für die nächsten Jahre halten.
      Seit ich vor ca. 1/2 Jahr nen Bericht über RBAK bei CNN.com gesehen habe, bin ich von der Story begeistert.
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      schrieb am 19.05.00 09:14:24
      Beitrag Nr. 43 ()
      Ich würde sagen, Redback beweist seine relative Stärke. Hoffentlich freue ich mich da nicht zu früh!
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      schrieb am 22.05.00 16:20:40
      Beitrag Nr. 44 ()
      Heute gibts wieder News:

      Redback mit neuem Deal!
      Redback wird Primus Telecommunications, einem Infrastruktur- und Internet-Allround Anbieter helfen, 12 US-Städte mit DSL zu versorgen.
      Dafür wird Redback sein SMS System an Primus liefern, die damit Ihr Netzwerk in Städten wie Boston, Denver, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, und Seattle anbieten wollen.
      http://www.cnetinvestor.com/newsitem-investor.asp?symbol=883…

      Hört sich doch gut an, oder ?
      Leider verliert Rbak trotzdem gerade 3,5 % an der Nasdaq.

      Schaun `mer mal!
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      schrieb am 23.05.00 17:55:40
      Beitrag Nr. 45 ()
      Danke dannyj,

      hier nochmal die ganze Meldung auf Englisch:


      22/00 - Primus Telecommunications Selects Redback Networks Technology To Enhance Its Broadband Services



      Redback SMS Will Power PrimusDSL Expansion





      in 12 Cities Nationwide by End of 2000

      SUNNYVALE, Calif. and McLEAN, Va., May 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Redback Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: RBAK) today announced an agreement with PrimusDSL, the digital subscriber line (DSL) business unit in the United States of PRIMUS Telecommunications Group, Incorporated (Nasdaq: PRTL). Under terms of the agreement, Redback will provide its Subscriber Management System(TM) (SMS) to support PrimusDSL`s plans to expand in 12 markets nationwide by the end of 2000. PrimusDSL is currently using Redback`s SMS on a limited basis to offer DSL technology to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in leading metropolitan markets, including Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, New York City, Philadelphia and Richmond, Virginia. While further expanding in these cities, PRIMUS intends to aggressively roll-out DSL services in Boston, Denver, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, and Seattle.

      In addition to a major expansion of its broadband service, PrimusDSL will use the unique multiple context technology of the Redback SMS to provide real private network services for its subscribers. The SMS provides an additional level of flexibility and security for service providers like PrimusDSL, allowing them to offer customized services like real private networks and multiple service selection.

      The deployment of Redback technology complements PRIMUS`s deployment of an OC-48 capacity on a 12-city fiber optic ring from Qwest Communications International which forms the US portion of PRIMUS`s global broadband Internet backbone. The Qwest agreement also provides Tier 1 private Internet peering for PRIMUS. The network infrastructure agreements with Redback and Qwest increase the quality, performance, security and selection of PRIMUS`s Internet and data offerings. PRIMUS`s competitive position is also enhanced by its ability to increase the amount of traffic traveling on its own network, thereby increasing gross margins and profitability.

      "We are very pleased to have Redback join PRIMUS`s growing list of Internet and networking technology partners," said Peter Arey, Managing Director of PrimusDSL. "By leveraging the SMS` multiple context technology, we`ll have the capability to provide our customers with value-added DSL functionality, including real private networks and multiple destination networks over a single high-speed line. Redback`s technology is a very important layer to our service platform that we continually enhance to offer an extensive bundle of highly secure broadband Internet and data communications."

      "Redback`s powerful, secure subscriber management technology allows PrimusDSL to quickly provision their new subscribers and gives them the ability to address the needs their existing subscribers are requesting, such as real private networks," said Larry Blair, vice president of marketing at Redback. "Redback is expanding PRIMUS`s market and revenue opportunities through the ability to offer new services."

      About PRIMUS Telecommunications Group, Incorporated

      PRIMUS Telecommunications Group, Incorporated is a global facilities-based Total Service Provider offering bundled data, Internet, e-commerce, web hosting, applications, virtual private network (VPN), voice and other value-added services. The Company presently owns and operates an extensive global network of owned and leased transmission facilities, including over 150 IP points-of-presence (POPs) and Internet peering relationships throughout the world, ownership interests in over 23 undersea fiber optic cable systems, 19 international gateway and domestic switches, a satellite earth station and a variety of operating relationships that allow the company to deliver traffic worldwide. PRIMUS has been expanding its e-commerce and Internet capabilities with the deployment of a global state-of the-art broadband fiber optic IP+ATM network. Founded in 1994 and based in McLean, VA, the Company serves corporate, small- and medium-sized business, residential and data, ISP and telecommunication carrier customers primarily located in the North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific regions of the world. News and information are available at the Company`s Web site at http://www.primustel.com (DSL specific information at http://www.primusdsl.net)

      Im Vergleich zum allgemeinen Marktumfeld kann sich Redback wirklich
      sehr gut behaupten.
      Ich überlege ob ich bei Kurschwäche nachkaufen sollte. hmmm...

      später mehr...

      grüsse
      night trader
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      schrieb am 23.05.00 18:14:24
      Beitrag Nr. 46 ()
      Hi,

      hier könnt ihr die Summe der Institionellen Beteiligungen im Quartal-
      Vergleich sehen; wirklich interessant....

      ttp://www.insidertrader.com/freestuff/ticker_summary.asp?search=1&criteria=RBAK

      Einfach in die Adressenleiste kopieren..

      tschau bis später...

      weil später mehr......


      grüsse

      night trader
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      schrieb am 23.05.00 22:33:52
      Beitrag Nr. 47 ()
      Na, aber hallo !!!
      Nasdaq -5,93%
      redback +6,16%
      so macht´s Spaß :D :D :D :D
      redback rulzzzzzzz :laugh:
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      schrieb am 24.05.00 00:26:09
      Beitrag Nr. 48 ()
      Es war echt starke Institutionelle Aktivitaet bei Rbak zu beobachten.
      Direkt bei Eroeffnung wurden mehr als 800k Aktien gehandelt!!!

      Heute gabs auch wieder News:
      Ensim Corp, die ein Patent auf ein bestimmtes System haben, mit dem der ganze Web-Hosting- und ASP- Prozess vereinfacht und effizienter gestaltet werden kann, nehmen u.a. Redback als eines der ersten Unternehmen in ihr Partnerprogramm auf.
      Andere Partner sind Alteon und Portal Software.
      http://www.bigcharts.com/news/articles.asp?newsid=411029715&…
      Hoffen wir nur, dass Redback auch morgen noch stark bleibt!
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      schrieb am 24.05.00 15:31:18
      Beitrag Nr. 49 ()
      Nachdem Redback gestern einer der wirklich wenigen Gewinner
      war, geht die momentane Flut von Pressemitteilungen weiter:


      Quelle: BUSINESS WIRE


      Wednesday May 24, 7:59 am Eastern Time

      Company Press Release

      ArrayComm and Redback Networks to Develop ``Plug and Play`` Portable Broadband Access

      Strategic Alliance Combines the Best Features of the Wireless and Wired Experience

      SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 24, 2000-- ArrayComm, Inc. and Redback Networks (Nasdaq:RBAK - news) announced today that they are collaborating in the development of advanced network solutions for broadband wireless access.

      The joint effort will merge Redback`s Subscriber Management System(TM) with ArrayComm`s i-BURST(TM) technology to produce IP-transparent wireless systems for seamless integration with wired networks. The systems will allow content and service providers to provide high-speed wireless services that are consistent with the broadband wireline experience but with the freedom to move.

      ``Our agreement with Redback represents a major step toward widespread deployment of the i-BURST system,`` said Nitin J. Shah, Executive Vice-President and General Manager for Internet Products at ArrayComm. ``With the advent of i-BURST, subscribers will access the Internet anytime, anywhere, via laptops and next-generation devices for the same kinds of media-rich experiences they have come to expect over broadband wireline networks.`` Shah continued, ``Redback is the clear leader in subscriber management technology and will provide essential network architectural elements to enable new and existing service providers to extend Portable Broadband Access to their customers through i-BURST. This development changes the rules of the `wireless data game,` proving that the wireless Internet needn`t be constrained by the complexities and limitations of today`s narrow-band wireless networks.``

      The integration of i-BURST with Redback`s Subscriber Management System(TM) (SMS), yields a highly robust and flexible network architecture -- built from the ground up for high-speed IP-transparent wireless data transport and scalable performance to meet the needs of mass-market delivery. The systems will allow for simplified network integration and avoid the complexities inherent in supporting data services over legacy cellular systems and their 2.5G and 3G derivatives. Service providers can use their existing equipment to deliver broadband wireless services, while content providers can employ a common content base for both wireless and wired access.

      ``Redback continuously monitors and evaluates wireless access technologies. ArrayComm`s i-BURST technology not only provides a very clean solution for portable broadband access, but also fits well with current broadband infrastructure and ISP service models,`` said Gaurav Garg, vice president of strategy and business development at Redback. ``With this agreement, we continue to enhance the service and operational model for both wireless and wired operators, and enable new and innovative applications for wireless communications.``

      i-BURST Technology

      At the core of i-BURST is ArrayComm`s IntelliCell® (adaptive smart antenna) spatial processing technology. Operating on as little as 5 MHz of unpaired spectrum, i-BURST is designed to outperform today`s cellular data solutions by over 400 times and exceeds tomorrow`s third-generation solutions by more than 40 times. A typical deployment using 10 MHz of spectrum is expected to deliver 40 Mbps of data throughput per cell and provide online connectivity to many users anytime, anywhere, at user data rates in excess of 1 Mbps in a fully loaded system.

      About ArrayComm, Inc.

      Headquartered in San Jose, Calif., and recently named as one of Wireless Week`s 25 companies to watch in the new millennium, ArrayComm (www.arraycomm.com) is the global leader in smart antenna-based wireless communications. The company recently closed on a round of financing led by Sony Corporation of America (NYSE:SNE - news). Its patented IntelliCell technology dramatically enhances the capacity, coverage, and quality of wireless cellular systems. It works with all wireless air interfaces. ArrayComm`s IntelliCell technology is deployed in tens of thousands of systems serving commercial customers in the Philippines, United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, China and Japan. IntelliCell technology is widely deployed in DDI Pocket Telephone`s Network, which serves over 3.5 million customers in Japan. ArrayComm is helping make high-quality wireless communications truly affordable for mass markets worldwide.

      About Redback Networks, Inc.

      Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., Redback Networks, Inc., is a leading provider of advanced networking solutions that enable carriers, cable operators, and service providers to rapidly deploy broadband access and services. The company`s market-leading Subscriber Management Systems(TM) (SMSs) connect and manage large numbers of subscribers using any of the major broadband access technologies such as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), cable, and wireless. To deliver integrated transport solutions for metropolitan optical networks, Redback`s SmartEdge(TM) multi-service platforms leverage powerful advances in application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), IP, and optical technology. With this product portfolio, Redback Networks is the first equipment supplier focused exclusively on developing integrated solutions for the New Access Network.

      Redback and the Subscriber Management System are trademarks of Redback Networks, Inc. Other trademarks, service marks, and trade names belong to their respective owners.

      Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995




      dakinky
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      schrieb am 24.05.00 16:07:34
      Beitrag Nr. 50 ()
      Hoffentlich bekommen wir keinen News-Overkill. ;)
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      schrieb am 24.05.00 16:17:53
      Beitrag Nr. 51 ()
      Hi dannyi,
      ich denke Du spielst auf die teilweise lächerlichen Ad-Hocs
      der Firmen des Neuen Marktes an, welche eine zeitlang wirklich
      jede noch so kleine Veränderung zu einer riesigen Presse-
      mitteilung hochstilisierten.
      Solange die Meldungen von und über Redback Hand und Fuss
      haben und lediglich aufzeigen, wie sich die Firma zukünftig
      positioniert, sind mir sämtliche Mitteilungen sehr willkommen!


      Gruß
      dakinky
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      schrieb am 24.05.00 16:28:41
      Beitrag Nr. 52 ()
      Hallo dakinky!
      Ich meinte eigentlich nur, dass es sein könnte, dass sich die Rbak-Anleger schnell daran gewöhnen, jeden zweiten Tag eine schöne Unternehmensmeldung lesen zu können. Unter Umständen hätten diese dann nicht mehr ganz so positive Auswirkungen auf den Kurs.
      Aber Du hast schon Recht. Bei Redback haben die Meldungen bis jetzt immer etwas richtig Neues gebracht. Hoffen wir, dass das auch so bleibt!
      Übrigens: Heute nur sehr dünner Handel bei Redback (im Vergleich zu Gestern.)

      Stay Long and Strong...

      Gruss, dannyj
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      schrieb am 25.05.00 09:28:59
      Beitrag Nr. 53 ()
      Ich glaubs nicht,
      Redback hält sich ja richtig gut.
      Eine echte Perle !
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      schrieb am 25.05.00 16:00:49
      Beitrag Nr. 54 ()
      Schon wieder hat Redback einen neuen Deal.
      Hier die News:
      Diesmal will man mit ArrayComm, einer Firma tätig im Wireless-Bereich, ein drahtloses (wireless) High-Speed Netzwerk entwickeln.
      Unter anderem ist Sony mit 8 Mio $ an ArrayComm, die nicht börsennotiert sind, beteiligt.
      Redback wird sein SMS System für dieses Netzwerk liefern.
      Allerdings ist das Vorhaben von Array ziemlich kostenintensiv und die Firma sollte, bzw. muss noch andere starke Partner ins Boot holen.
      Auch ist dieser noch sehr neue Markt heiss umkämpft.
      Wenn Array sich aber durchsetzen sollte, und dann wirklich Filme, Musik etc. über Mobile Endgeräte empfangen werden sollten, ergibt sich ein riesen Potential...
      http://www.cnetinvestor.com/newsitem-investor.asp?symbol=939…
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      schrieb am 25.05.00 17:57:29
      Beitrag Nr. 55 ()
      hi dannyj,

      naja ist nicht der knüller, aber wie sagt mann:

      tröpfchen für tröpfschen ensteht ein großer Fluss.

      Ich denke auch das die Sache im wireless Bereich sehr kostenintensiv
      ist, weil in diesem Bereich fast alle großen Unternehmen direkt oder
      indirekt tätig sind und die Unternehmen sehr viel Geld
      für Markteinführung eigener Produkte bereit stellen.
      Mann möchte halt am Anfang eines Booms als erster davon profitieren, und die hohen "Anfangsmargen" sichern.
      Auch dir Entwicklung neuer Produkte für den Wireless Bereich
      verschlingt sehr viel Geld; deswegen brauchen kleinere Unternehmen
      wie die Arraycom, große Firmen die ihre Entwicklungen unterstützen.


      Auch ist momentan nicht klar genug, welche Standards sich im
      Wireless duchsetzen werden.

      Spielt aber für Redback keine Rolle....hauptsache wieder ein Kunde
      mehr....ist halt wie ein Schneballeffekt...wenn eine großer DEAL
      bekannt gegeben wird( F. Telekom) dann werden andere aufmerksam
      und folgen dem Beispiel.

      grüsse

      night trader
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      schrieb am 25.05.00 22:22:40
      Beitrag Nr. 56 ()
      Aber hallo,
      freut sich denn keiner über den kurzen Antritt (+15%) heute. Gut das wir verglichen haben, denn eins ist sicher. Wenn der Nasdaq wirklich bis auf 2500 runter gehen soll, dann ist Redback auf jeden Fall eine Aktie, die sich schnell erholen wird. Davon bin ich fest überzeugt. Ansonsten würde ich, wenn ich den Chart anschaue, behaupten daß 60 Euro die Unterkante ist, die wir bei Redback als down sehen werden.
      Damit bin ich in diesem Thread ja nicht alleine.
      Bei positiverer Entwicklung schätze ich zum jahresende 125 Euro.

      Good Luck
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      schrieb am 25.05.00 23:29:17
      Beitrag Nr. 57 ()
      @night trader,
      Du hast Recht. So der Brenner sind die News eigentlich nicht. Aber wie Du ja schon sagst,...wieder ein Kunde mehr.
      Und es ist ja auch nicht schlecht fuer Redback, den Fuss auch in dieser Tuer (wireless) zu haben. So lange sie die Infrastruktur liefern, kommen auf Redback selbst ja auch erstmal nicht so die Mega-Kosten zu, sondern eher Cash!
      Und bei Redback merkt man auch: die tun was.

      @charlemann:
      Schade, dass Redback sein Plus von etwas ueber 6 Prozent an der Nasdaq nicht halten konnte. Naja, jetzt sind ja immer noch gut 2 uebrig.
      Ich denke auch, dass sich Redback als eine der ersten Aktien wieder richtig erholen wird.
      Das liegt unter anderem daran, dass sich das Denken bei den Investoren etwas geaendert hat. Jetzt zaehlt nicht nur noch Fantasie, sondern es wird auch geschaut, ob die Firmen "Harte Assets" haben. Und die hat Redback ja wohl, immerhin produzieren die etwas, das man "sogar" anfassen kann.
      Viele sagen ja, dass die Infrastruktur-Firmen die zukuenftigen Herrscher des Internet sein werden.
      Redback ist da einer meiner Top Favoriten fuer diesen Titel!

      Gruss an alle !
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      schrieb am 26.05.00 15:53:47
      Beitrag Nr. 58 ()
      Redback wurde heute von Lehman auf Buy mit 6-Monats-Kursziel 160 $ gesetzt.

      http://www.cnetinvestor.com/newsitem-bloomberg.asp?symbol=88…
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      schrieb am 30.05.00 16:21:07
      Beitrag Nr. 59 ()
      Nachdem Redback heute erst mal einen fulminanten Start
      hingelegt hat, setzt sich die Serie der guten Nachrichten auch
      weiterhin fort:


      Tuesday May 30, 6:33 am Eastern Time

      Company Press Release

      Redback Networks Announces Service-Aware, Sonet-to-Packet Solution With SmartEdge Metro Optical Products

      SmartEdge Solution Offers Dynamic Service Provisioning,

      Higher Density and Performance, and Per-Port Upgrade

      from SONET to Packet Services

      SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 30, 2000--Redback Networks, Inc., (Nasdaq:RBAK - news) the worldwide leader in broadband subscriber management, today introduced its first product for the fast-growing metropolitan optical market.

      Using powerful Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs), Redback`s new SmartEdge(TM) 800 (SE 800) collapses the functionality of multiple network elements into a single, high-density integrated platform to help carriers and service providers dramatically reduce the provisioning, management, and delivery cost of lucrative SONET/SDH private-line and video transport services. Equally important, the SE 800 is dynamically re-configurable to support any service, on any port, in any slot, allowing carriers to migrate from SONET to packet services with a simple software upgrade.

      ``Private leased-line voice, video, and data traffic constitutes the bulk of carrier and service provider revenues today, yet their profitability is hampered by the unnecessary complexity of SONET/SDH networks,`` said Vivek Ragavan, president and chief operating officer at Redback Networks. ``Carriers are looking to migrate leased-line data traffic to more efficient packet architectures. Existing metro alternatives solve either one problem or the other -- leaving carriers and service providers at a dead end for a total solution. The SmartEdge is the first product that gives providers the boost they need to improve the bottom line for SONET services while giving them a software-enabled migration path to IP.``

      ``Qwest is building tremendous momentum for our nationwide all-optical network initiative,`` said David Boast, executive vice president of engineering and operations from Qwest. ``To ensure that our aggressive implementation proceeds at unprecedented speed and quality, Qwest intends to use the SmartEdge 800 for deployment in our network. Redback has been working with Qwest for the past 18 months designing SmartEdge capabilities for our next generation network.``

      Improved Economics for SONET/SDH, Software Upgrade to Packet Services Many incumbent carriers, competitive carriers, and major service providers today have vast installed bases of SONET/SDH supporting existing private-line voice, video, and data services. With significantly higher port density and lower power requirements, the SE 800 helps providers deliver these bread-and-butter services more efficiently than existing and emerging alternatives.

      The SE 800 provides up to six times more density than first- and second-generation SONET/SDH systems and requires only half the power of traditional systems supporting equivalent configurations. A standard 7` rack of SE 800s delivers the functionality of up to 12 OC-48 add-drop multiplexer rings with full OC-12 drop.

      ``At Cistron, we are investing in our fiber infrastructure to accommodate the tremendous growth of our voice and data services,`` said Danny ter Haar, chief executive officer of Cistron Internet Telecom, a facilities-based service provider (the Netherlands). ``We have deployed Redback`s SmartEdge platform because it delivered on our immediate requirements for maximizing the economics of our SDH deployment. SmartEdge allowed us to integrate a comprehensive set of SDH functions into a single platform while minimizing use of very limited space and power resources. Furthermore, SmartEdge combines our IP services with conventional Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) services, enabling us to combine the best of both worlds. The SmartEdge platform provides us a clear path to creating the service-aware network that will differentiate our business.``

      The SE 800`s Multi-Ring Architecture allows carriers to support multiple rings per shelf while dramatically reducing the equipment, external cabling, and labor normally required to create subtended rings in central offices and at points of presence. Embedded bandwidth management ensures a completely non-blocking 2.5 Gbps path to every ring.

      For providers that want to migrate data traffic away from private lines to a packet-based infrastructure for even greater network efficiencies, the SE 800 is fully packet ready; through a simple software upgrade, carriers can evolve their portfolios to support packet services on a port-by-port basis.

      Programmable ASICs Support Any Service, on Any Port, in Any Slot The SE 800`s achievements in density, efficiency, processing power, and flexibility derive from the tight integration in the seven programmable ASICs that differentiate the architecture of the platform. These ASICs, developed by the same world-class team that created the AMD K6 chip, accelerate deployment by enabling the network to be ``reprogrammed`` to support new services on a per-port, per-packet basis.

      Each of the 12 traffic slots in the SE 800 can be configured to support any type of input/output and to deliver any service on any port. The SE 800 supports a wide range of I/O modules: DS-1 to OC-48, intermediate frequency (IF) video for the CATV market, 10/100 Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, dense wavelength division multiplexing, and integrated data/time division multiplexing for multi-service in-building applications. Providers can mix optical and electrical tributaries on the same shelf.

      Furthermore, each packet service module on the SE 800 can support a combination of private-line and packet traffic on a per STS-1 basis. That means a single physical port can support both TDM and IP packet termination simultaneously through channelization. Carriers can dynamically provision the proportion of TDM-to-packet traffic per port, with no restrictions on the percentage of the mixture.

      The SE 800 also delivers complete connectivity, input to output. Packet and SONET/SDH traffic flows across independent parallel links through the system, while a separate, internal, packet-mesh architecture directly connects each traffic card to every other. Packet-forwarding and route-processing functionality is distributed across multiple ASICs to ensure carrier-grade availability.

      Dynamic Service Provisioning Eliminates Truck Rolls

      Like the popular Redback Subscriber Management System(TM) (SMS), the worldwide leading product in broadband subscriber management, the SE 800 helps carriers and service providers reduce time to market and better satisfy customer needs through its support of Dynamic Service Provisioning. Providers can provision a new service end-to-end simply by pointing-and-clicking on a single management screen. Carriers can provision SONET/SDH or packet services -- even deploy new rings -- remotely, without sending a technician to the central office.

      Traditional systems require that each element be provisioned independently, node by node. Truck rolls delay service provisioning and are required to ensure connectivity between multiple network elements.

      ``Redback`s experience in serving the carrier market gives it great insight as to what that market needs, which is an advantage Redback enjoys over most of its competition,`` said Andrew McCormick, senior analyst, networking and telecommunications at Aberdeen Group (Boston, Mass). ``Service provisioning has always been Redback`s focus, and the SmartEdge extends that capability to the network edge. This allows the carrier to be more proactive in meeting its customers` needs and reducing the time-to-market for new services.``

      The SE 800 also leverages Redback`s multi-year experience and well-established sales and technical support mechanisms in the worldwide carrier/service provider marketplace.

      Product Availability

      The SmartEdge 800 is currently undergoing testing in carrier networks and will be generally available in the third quarter of 2000.



      dakinky
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      Beitrag Nr. 60 ()
      die 2.



      Tuesday May 30, 6:34 am Eastern Time

      Company Press Release

      Redback Networks Expands to Metro Optical Market With Introduction of SmartEdge Products

      With the SmartEdge Solution, Redback Extends Its Reach in the $23 Billion New Access Network Market

      SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 30, 2000-- Redback Networks, Inc., (Nasdaq:RBAK - news) the worldwide leader in broadband subscriber management, today introduced its first product for the fast-growing metropolitan optical access market.

      Redback`s new SmartEdge(TM) 800 (SE 800) collapses the functionality of multiple network elements into a high-density optical platform to help carriers and service providers reduce the provisioning, management, and delivery cost of lucrative SONET/SDH private-line services. In addition, the SE 800 lets carriers migrate from SONET-to-packet services with a simple software upgrade.

      The SE 800 platform achieves new benchmarks in density, system flexibility, and performance by combining leading-edge software with custom silicon -- seven programmable Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) -- developed by the same world-class team that created the AMD K6 chip. It also extends Redback`s leadership in the rapid provisioning and deployment of next-generation services across the New Access Network market. Goldman Sachs reports that the New Access Network is expected to be a $23-billion market in 2001.

      ``By adding the SmartEdge solutions to its product arsenal, Redback is leading the way for carriers to build the New Access Network, the foundation for more cost-effective, more scalable delivery of broadband applications and services,`` said Dennis Barsema, chief executive officer at Redback Networks. ``Redback`s Subscriber Management Systems(TM) and SmartEdge solutions were both designed with common goals: to help our carrier and service provider customers evolve their legacy services to a new generation of high-margin data services, migrate complex and unwieldy physical connectivity to flexible logical connectivity, and replace resource-intensive static provisioning with software-enabled dynamic service provisioning and delivery.``

      ``Redback`s large, strong installed customer gives the SmartEdge products a marked advantage over newcomers to the carrier/service provider space,`` said Ajay Diwan, vice president at Goldman Sachs. ``The SmartEdge product direction also strongly complements Redback`s core business in broadband subscriber management. Carriers that are moving their business models towards success in broadband service delivery are the very customers that will need the aggregation, provisioning, management, and service awareness SmartEdge offers in metro networks.``

      Shared Model for Success

      A key success factor of Redback`s SMS product family, introduced in 1998, is its ability to apply a service provider`s existing, well-understood operational model for dial services to the emerging market of broadband access. Using tools, resources, and procedures already in place, providers can migrate from low-margin, low-bandwidth dial services to high-speed dedicated data services that can be dynamically provisioned and managed from within the network. The SMS also allows service providers to migrate from hard-wired physical connectivity to logical partitioning models, creating unlimited alternatives for connecting subscribers to services. This approach has made Redback the worldwide leader in broadband subscriber management.

      ``Genuity provides backbone Internet service in more than 100 markets nationwide and is planning to significantly increase that number by the end of 2000,`` said Steve Blumenthal, senior vice president of engineering at Genuity (Burlington, Mass.). ``We are looking to accommodate the anticipated demand for IP services by establishing greater network efficiencies for our growing customer base. Time-to-market is a critical competitive advantage, and Redback has a well-earned reputation for stable, functioning networking platforms. The SmartEdge 800 provides us a clear path to creating the service-aware network that will further differentiate our business.``

      From an operational standpoint, the SE 800 delivers SONET capabilities in the way carriers understand today, but it also does so with significantly higher port density, faster performance, and lower power requirements. It allows carriers to provision private-line time division multiplexing (TDM) services -- even define new SONET rings -- dynamically, using a graphical interface. By eliminating truck rolls to provision services, carriers that adopt the SE 800 can slash operational costs and time-to-market. Equally important, the SE 800 is dynamically re-configurable to support any service, on any port, in any slot, allowing carriers to migrate from SONET to IP with a simple software upgrade.

      Availability

      The SmartEdge products are currently undergoing testing in carrier networks and will be generally available in the third quarter of 2000. For more detail on the SmartEdge solution, see the accompanying announcement, ``Redback Networks Announces Service-Aware SONET-to-Packet Solution with SmartEdge Metro Optical Products,`` also released today.



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      Tuesday May 30, 6:36 am Eastern Time

      Company Press Release

      Redback Networks Names IBM as One of Its Strategic Technology Suppliers

      Redback Utilizing IBM`s Advanced ASIC Processes in SmartEdge 800 Optical Networking Platform

      SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 30, 2000-- Redback Networks (Nasdaq:RBAK - news) today announced that it is complementing its application specific integrated circuits (ASIC) design expertise with IBM`s (NYSE:IBM - news) worldclass manufacturing capabilities.

      Through this agreement, IBM`s advanced semiconductor processes -- including copper interconnect -- will power several of the ASICs in Redback`s SmartEdge(TM) 800 optical networking equipment. These highly programmable, customized chips are designed to enable Redback`s systems to support a broad array of packet-based services.

      ``Redback is taking advantage of IBM`s advanced ASIC manufacturing expertise for its SmartEdge 800 optical networking product family,`` said Christine King, vice president of networking and optical communications at IBM. ``Our experience as an ASIC supplier, combined with Redback`s world-class engineering talent, lays the foundation to deliver the next-generation of optical networking solutions to carriers and service providers worldwide.``

      ``IBM is manufacturing ASICs that enable powerful packet and service-creation capabilities within SmartEdge, and these truly differentiate the architecture of the platform,`` said Pankaj Patel, senior vice president of engineering at Redback. ``IBM is a strong technology partner to assist us in developing the state-of-the-art ASIC technology required to deliver dynamic services for the New Access Network.``

      Redback`s powerful ASIC technology portfolio enables customers to create and deliver customized business services such as flexible bandwidth on demand, tiered qualities of service, virtual private networks, security services, and more.

      About Redback Networks, Inc.

      Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., Redback Networks, Inc., is a leading provider of advanced networking solutions that enable carriers, cable operators, and service providers to rapidly deploy broadband access and services. The company`s market-leading Subscriber Management Systems(TM) (SMSs) connect and manage large numbers of subscribers using any of the major broadband access technologies such as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), cable, and wireless. To deliver integrated transport solutions for metropolitan optical networks, Redback`s SmartEdge(TM) multi-service platforms leverage powerful advances in ASIC, IP, and optical technology. With this product portfolio, Redback Networks is the first equipment supplier focused exclusively on developing integrated solutions for the New Access Network.

      Redback and the Subscriber Management System are trademarks of Redback Networks, Inc. Other trademarks, service marks, and trade names belong to their respective owners.

      Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

      The statements contained in this press release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding Redback Networks` expectations, beliefs, intentions or strategies regarding the future. Forward-looking statements include statements regarding future product development. All forward-looking statements included in this document are based upon information available to Redback Networks as of the date hereof, and Redback Networks assumes no obligation to update any such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. These and other risks relating to Redback Networks` business are set forth in the documents filed by Redback Networks with the Securities and Exchange Commission, specifically the most recent report on Form 10-Q, and the other reports filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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      Contact:

      Gallagher PR
      Sheri Sealy, 510/749-6800, ext. 205
      sheri@gpr.com
      or
      Redback Networks
      Mark Weiner, 408/571-5200
      mark@redback.com

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      dakinky
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      Nicht schlecht... :)
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      Redback nachbörslich bei 83$ ! auf www.island.com

      dakinky
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      Mittwoch 31. Mai 2000, 19:40 Uhr


      REDBACK NETWORKS (922459.F)

      Redback: Kursziel 160 US-Dollar !
      von: Markus Klausen

      Gleich zwei Investmentbanken bekräftigen heute ihr Rating für den Hersteller vonNetztechnikzubehör, Redback Networks (Nasdaq: RBAK). Neben dem Investmenthaus Lehman Brothers, die ihre Einstufung mit"Buy" bekräftigen, stufen auch die Analysten der ABN Amrodie Aktie auf "Buy". Außerdem nennen sie noch ein Kursziel von 160 US-Dollar.

      Nach dem aktuellen Kurs - die Aktie notiert derzeit mit 1,59 Prozent bei 83 5/8 US-Dollar im Plus - hätte sie nach dem von ABN Amro genannten Kursziel noch fast 100 Prozent Luft nach oben.


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