Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Broadband networks",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Alliance looks to the next generation of networks from
Anritsu (UK), which we summarised at the time by saying "Anritsu will help the NGMN Alliance devise strategies for maximising the availability and service quality of the new mobile network technologies adopted by its members".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Reporting application tracks handset popularity from
Agilent Technologies Europe: "Agilent's Handset Revenue Analytics allows operators to determine whether a handset is properly configured, downloads data successfully and connects to the network without a struggle".
In September 2007, we covered the news from GSA - Global Mobile Suppliers Association
- take a look at HSPA-enabled networks expand worldwide
which says: "The GSA survey confirms that 138 HSDPA networks have commercially launched services in 66 countries".
Take a look also at the news release from JDSU, Company receives test and measurement award,
as well as Qualcomm supports CDMA Smartphones from Qualcomm,
and Mezzanine card is first with WinPath2 from Xalyo Systems.
See also:
Chipset extends desktop experience to mobiles
(February 2007)
Chipset is designed to make the smartphone more affordable and available to an increasing number of subscribers by enabling sub-$200 mobile broadband smartphones
Bluetooth and WLAN coexist in handsets
(February 2007)
Enhanced system solution enables mobile users to simultaneously take advantage of handsets' Bluetooth and wireless LAN capabilities
Ready for the new world network
(February 2007)
Texas Instruments combines board-level, system-level and application-level expertise to guide manufacturers and service providers through challenging network evolutions
HSDPA network and device expansion continues
(January 2007)
Surveys confirm the continuing strong progress of mobile broadband network deployments worldwide using High Speed Downlink Packet Access, and the rapidly expanding range of user devices
Director roles for van Brenk and Muns
(December 2006)
Hopling Technologies has named Rudger van Brenk Director Research and Bas Muns Director Engineering to strengthen its position as a market-driven R and D centric company
IP software turns to media gateway duties
(November 2006)
Texas Instruments has extended its Piqua software with its first implementation in media gateways for carrier networks
Emulator accelerates router ASIC proving
(October 2006)
Redback Networks has selected the Cadence Incisive Design Team Xtreme III acceleration and emulation solution
Forum draws thousands to Paris
(October 2006)
The IEC Broadband World Forum Europe closed with attendance of nearly 6500 telecomms professionals from 120 countries
Broadband forum draws crowds to Paris
(October 2006)
The International Engineering Consortium (IEC) estimates opening day attendance of 6000-7000 at its European flagship event, the Broadband World Forum Europe
Ellacoya passes the quality test
(September 2006)
The TUV SUD America has granted ISO9001:2000 Certification to Ellacoya Networks, a leading provider of carrier-grade deep packet inspection solutions for broadband IP networks
Multichannel optical switches cut their losses
(July 2006)
Oki's mechanical multichannel optical switches incorporate micro-optics technology to achieve a maximum of 1.5dB insertion loss, thus eliminating the need for an optical amplifier
Municipal broadband set for US take-off
(June 2006)
Public broadband networks planned by major cities and smaller municipalities could provide access to as many as six million US homes within five years
Framework accelerates set-top-box development
(June 2006)
The Encirq Data Foundation Framework has been used by Sumitomo Electric Networks for its next generation IP set-top box, the StreamCruiser ST1300 Series
Search engine enables router awareness
(April 2006)
The 75K62134 network search engine has been selected by Anagran for inclusion in its new Flow State Aware routers
Graphics engine cuts network bandwidth demands
(April 2006)
Novel graphics technology allows images to be transmitted over limited-bandwidth networks
Softmodem supports switch to VoIP
(January 2006)
Gao Research has supplied its V.92 modem software to power a new, state-of-the-art video phone as part of a large-scale migration towards VoIP by a leading telecommunications service provider
Handheld tester checks out broadband networks
(November 2005)
The LANPAL100 network tester is designed to help technicians deploy residential broadband Internet services more efficiently
Bay Microsystems prefers network search engines
(October 2005)
Bay Microsystems has selected IDT as its preferred NSE partner
RFID reader integrates with broadband networks
(August 2005)
The HS500E is the first industrial RFID integrated antenna/reader offering single point, high speed access to industrial and commercial broadband networks
Mezzanine card handles ATM and IP simultaneously
(June 2005)
The XS-AMC1 is a highly integrated ATM and IP Advanced Mezzanine Card (AMC) based on Wintegra's WinPath 787 network processor
Transmitters suit broadband cable TV
(March 2005)
Emcore Corp has released a new generation of 32-channel 1550nm wavelength QAM-256 transmitters for broadband cable television dense wavelength division multiplexing networks
IPTV set-top boxes bound for Eastern Europe
(October 2004)
Set-top box vendor Amino Communications has strengthened its presence in Eastern and Central Europe via a partnership with Slovenia-based value-added reseller Iskratel
Amino leaps into the black
(July 2004)
Amino Technologies has reported a first-half profit before tax and exceptional items of GBP 0.84 million, up from a loss of GBP 1.57 million for the same period last year
SoCs pave the way for next-generation telecomms
(June 2004)
Agere Systems has developed two breakthrough SoC product families that pave the way for wireline and wireless service providers to generate more revenues
Mechanical switch cuts power of optical routing
(February 2004)
ZFalcon is a novel type of mechanical multichannel optical switch incorporating the Oki Group's micro-optics technology
Speciality fibres form next generation networks
(June 2003)
Dr Chris Emslie, Managing Director of speciality fibre expert Fibercore Ltd, explains that the existing copper cable infrastructure may prove inadequate for near-term telecomms demand
Blue-laser rewritable optical disk demonstrated
(May 2003)
Toshiba has developed a working prototype of a high capacity dual-layer single-sided blue-laser rewritable optical disk
Jabri appointed to IMTC board
(May 2003)
Dilithium Networks cofounder and CTO, Dr Marwan Jabri has been appointed to the board of directors of International Multimedia Telecommunications Consortium (IMTC)
ATM cores are frugal with FPGA gates
(April 2003)
Actel has released three further intellectual property building blocks optimised for use with its reprogrammable, Flash-based ProASIC Plus and high-speed, antifuse-based Axcelerator FPGAs
New joint venture aims for broadband
(March 2003)
Oki Electric and Fujikura are to create a new joint venture, OF Networks Co, to provide next-generation broadband access systems to telecomms carriers
Chip goes onboard to convert serial to Ethernet
(September 2002)
The HelloDevice LS100M is a cost-effective and easy-to-use single-chip serial-Ethernet communication module
Novel codec runs MPEG4 in hardware
(October 2001)
IndigoVision has unveiled its Mainstream video technology, using the first MPEG4 codec developed for the semiconductor industry
Cypress completes Lara acquisition
(August 2001)
Cypress Semiconductor has completed its acquisition of Lara Networks
Broadcom to use 64bit MIPS core in set-top boxes
(July 2001)
Broadcom has taken a license for several additional MIPS products, including the new MIPS64 5Kf core