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    Digital Lightwave announces additional $2.6 million order for their Network Information Computer

    Dec. 29, 2000
    Digital Lightwave, Inc. announced a follow-on order for the company's portable OC-192 Network Information Computer.

    Digital Lightwave, Inc. (NASDAQ: DIGL), a provider of optical networking products and technology, announced that Livingston, Netherlands has placed a follow-on order, valued at approximately $2.6 million, for the company's portable OC-192 Network Information Computer-the NIC 10G with the international STM-64 standard technology.

    The order, placed through Digital Lightwave's international distributor, Conformance Standards Limited, LTD (CSL), follows a previous order from Livingston UK LTD of $1.8 million the company announced on December 19, 2000, and will commence shipment during the current quarter.

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