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Corrigent

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Cor´ri`gent    (k?r´r?-jent)
n.1.(Med.) A substance added to a medicine to mollify or modify its action.


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Corrigent Systems: A pioneer in the development of packet transport technology, and a major supplier to KDDI of Japan, Corrigent is now seeing increasing demand globally.
Optical Keyhole Publishes Interview with Avanex CEO by Business Wire
Corrigent Systems, a leading provider of packet transport equipment for next-generation transport networks, announced today the release of new product additions to its market leading packet transport offering, designed to provide the access component in Corrigent's end-to-end packet transport solution.
Corrigent Extends Its Packet Transport Solution With New Platforms by Business Wire
Corrigent Systems, a leading provider of packet transport solutions for next generation service provider networks, will discuss MPLS, Fibre Channel, Pseudo-wires and network convergence at Telecommunications industry events during September and October.
Corrigent to Address Packet Transport at Telecommunications Events in ... by Business Wire
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