Arasan Chip Systems has added AVB (Audio Video Bridging) to its Gigabit Ethernet MAC product family.
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UNH-IOL Hosts Testing Corner at Mobile World Congress in Spain
February 28, 2013
BARCELONA, Spain–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The University of New Hampshire Interoperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL), an independent provider of broad-based testing and standards conformance services for the networking industry, today announced that the lab is demonstrating its MIPI® testing services for mobile device components suppliers this week at Mobile World Congress 2013 in Barcelona, Spain. In collaboration with the MIPI Alliance and leading test and measurement equipment suppliers such as Agilent Technologies Inc., the UNH-IOL is facilitating the production of less expensive mobile devices, including...
Serial attached SCSI simulator aids design choices
February 11, 2013
Serial attached SCSI (SAS) currently uses an expander-based networking architecture. The expander acts as a pure port extender with no switching backplane involved, meaning there is minimal flow control and processing taking place. This architecture is severely limited for enterprises requiring larger storage area networks. In fact, once the number of connections starts to increase from tens and hundreds to thousands of connections, the entire network performance begins to decline.
AVnu Alliance & UNH-IOL Launch Audio Video Bridge Certification Program
February 4, 2013
AVB provides a huge step forward for transporting audio/visual content, and provides a means for replacing the diverse varieties of point-to-point connectors with a single, extensible network. For professional uses, it provides deterministic low latency and low jitter. Unlike proprietary A/V networking solutions, which are typically focused on a single industry, the AVB standards were developed by IEEE as an evolution of Ethernet, making it applicable to pro audio, consumer, and automotive industries, to name a few.
Broadband Forum Interviewed for its InfoVision award
January 10, 2013
Video interview conducted by Brian Dolby and featuring Lincoln, BBF (Kevin Foster, Robin Mersh) and QA Café (Jason Walls), is up on the Broadband Forum website.
The Connected Home Protocol
January 9, 2013
As tech-savvy individuals, it's likely that we've all had a phone call from a family member or friend that usually begins with the obligatory compliment, "I know you're good with computers, and I was hoping you could help me ..." A few years ago, this type of call was more about helping our family member or friend find a file on their computer, but today the technical challenges have evolved. Now, the questions are more likely about connectivity within the...
Automotive Ethernet Consortium Takes 100Mbps Ethernet to the Street
January 9, 2013
The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) recently announced the launch of the Automotive Ethernet Consortium, which hopes to pave the way for semiconductor companies to address automotive industry requirements for next generation in-vehicle networking. We talked to Dave Estes, Ethernet manager and research and development engineer for UNH-IOL, and Jeff Lapak, UNH-IOL senior manager for Ethernet technologies to get more background and to understand what the announcement means for developers of embedded automotive systems.
GENBAND Participates in SIPconnect-IT 2012 to Demonstrate SIP Connect 1.1 Interoperability for SIP Trunking Read more: http://www.virtual-strategy.co
December 7, 2012
GENBAND, a leading developer of IP infrastructure and application solutions, today announced its participation in SIP Forum’s SIPconnect-IT 2012. Scheduled for Dec. 3-7, at the University of New Hampshire Interoperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) in Durham, New Hampshire, SIPconnect-IT 2012 provides the global telecom community the opportunity to test for interoperability with the SIPconnect 1.1 specification for SIP Trunking in a live network environment. GENBAND is participating in the event with the S3™ Session Border Controller and A2™ Communications Application Server.
Broadband Forum and UNH-IOL Issue First Set of BBF-069 Certificates
October 23, 2012
The Broadband Forum and the University of New Hampshire-InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) have issueed their first set of BBF-069 Certificates to Broadcom, Cisco, D-Link, Huawei and Lantiq. The certificate signifies that the device is TR-069 protocol compliant, which means it can be remotely manage. With TR-069 devices service providers have a easier job of managing remote base devices, removing the need to send out service engineers for common faults.
Broadband Forum and UNH-IOL Launch TR-069 Certification
October 22, 2012
The Broadband Forum has launched its BBF.069 CPE Certification Program and announced the first certified devices. The certification program verifies if devices are TR-069 compliant.