Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATM Protocol

In telecommunications, asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) is a standardized approach to digital data transmission for sending and receiving voice, data and multimedia over a single network.  ATM is a multiplexing and switching technology that utilizes a fixed-size packet, called a cell, to transfer data. Each cell is identified with virtual circuit identifiers which are contained in the cell header. ATM can handle high bandwidth requirements and operate over wire or optical fiber.  ATM supports local area networking (LAN) and wide area networking (WAN).

Carrier Consulting offers ATM wide area network design and consulting services. We offer access to over 40 telecom carriers, data centers and equipment providers worldwide. Check service availability and multiple price quotes on ATM service. At Carrier Consulting, we can also help you compare ATM to Ethernet and other networking solutions including MPLS networks and VPLS networks. Call toll free (800) 987-4000 or fill out the contact form above to be connected to an ATM network consultant.

 
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