A perspective on how ATM lost control

Authors:
Simon Crosby;Sean Rooney;Rebecca Isaacs;Herbert Bos
Affiliations:
CPLANE Inc;IBM Research, Switzerland;Microsoft Research, UK;LIACS, The Netherlands
Venue:
ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review
Year:
2002

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Abstract

Contrary to the initial high expectations, ATM failed to become the universal network technology covering all services and running from the desktop to the backbone. This paper tries to identify the technological problems that contributed to this failure.