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Slide 2: Forward-looking statements
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Slide 3: Unbridled Optimism
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Slide 4: Unbridled Optimism
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Slide 5: Unbridled Optimism
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Slide 6: Auto Pessimism
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Slide 7: Deep Pessimism
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Slide 8: Deep Pessimism
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Slide 9: Realistic Optimism
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Slide 10: Realistic Optimism
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Slide 12: Content and Demand Drive Long-Term Growth
Content and Demand Drive Long-Term Growth
Slide 13: Traffic Continues to Grow
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Slide 14: Business Bandwidth Use Growing Today...
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Slide 15: Bandwidth Demand
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Slide 16: Bandwidth Demand
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Slide 17: Bandwidth Demand
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Slide 18: Broadband Household Penetration
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Slide 19: New Infrastructures Open Up New Worlds
New Infrastructures Open Up New Worlds
Slide 20: Changing Economics with New Technologies
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Slide 21: Ultra-Longhaul Systems
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Slide 22: 40 Gb/s Systems
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Slide 23: 40G Systems
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Slide 24: 40 Gb/s Transceiver
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Slide 25: Deployment of Services
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Slide 26: Wavelength Switch System Applications
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Slide 27: Wavelength Switch System Applications
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Slide 28: New Customer
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Slide 29: Lower noise amplification
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Slide 30: Dynamic Gain Equalizer
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Slide 31: Advanced waveguide technology
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Slide 32: Technological Advancement
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Slide 33: Fiberoptics Penetrate Further into Enterprise
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Slide 34: Expanding Product Portfolio
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Slide 36: Security Market
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Slide 37: Display and Decorative Markets
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Slide 38: Aggressive Cost Reduction
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Slide 39: Re-engineering JDS Uniphase
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Slide 40: Re-engineering JDS Uniphase
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Slide 41: Global Realignment Program
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Slide 42: Expanding Low-Cost Manufacturing
Expanding Low-Cost Manufacturing
Slide 43: Modular Design to Lean Manufacturing
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Slide 44: Strategic Operations — Leveraging IT Investments
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Slide 45: Strategic Operations — Operational Excellence
Strategic Operations — Operational Excellence Business Unit Focus
Slide 46: Sizing to Respond
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Slide 47: Q4 FY01 to Q3 FY02
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Slide 48: End-to-End Product Portfolio
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Slide 50: How Will Our Business Recover?
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Slide 51: How Will Our Business Recover?
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Slide 52: How Will Our Business Recover?
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