Posts Tagged "Wi-Fi"
As the world grows increasingly dependent on Wi-Fi connectivity, it needs a better way to test the performance of new network infrastructure. Here’s why emulation is the answer.
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The huge potential for enhanced video services revenue has service providers scrambling for technology and operational advantages. This leads us to the important question-which in-home networking technology will best support the requirements for advanced services?
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Based on our experience working with leading providers deploying carrier-Wi-Fi, we have developed the following best practice recommendations: 1) Go beyond the Access Point, 2) Be proactive, not passive, 3) Measure what matters, 4) Go 24/7, 5) Get to the root of the issue.
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By
Marcel Medina On January 18, 2016
Networks
2.5G,
2.5GbE,
5G,
5GbE,
BASE-T,
BASE-T cabling,
testing solution,
802.11ac,
Wi-Fi,
Cat5e,
Cat6,
Ethernet,
1000BASE-T,
IEEE 802.3 NGEABT Study Group,
NBASE-T Alliance,
MGBASE-T Alliance,
Aquantia PHY,
Broadcom PHY,
IEEE 802.3bz Task Force,
2.5G/5G standard,
Spirent,
Spirent Boost Program
There is considerable market demand for a cost-effective solution that new speeds between Gigabit and 10 Gigabit offer. Market forces are driving the need for 2.5G and 5G BASE-T products to help optimize existing structural cabling, allowing enterprises and SPs to reap the benefits of higher performance and cost savings.
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By
Sean Yarborough On October 1, 2015
Service Experience
Service Experience,
VoWi-Fi,
VoLTE,
User Experience,
Wi-Fi,
Launch,
Device and service,
Network,
OTT,
3G,
LTE,
Speech quality,
Video calling,
Voice service,
handoff
Are your VoWi-Fi devices and services ready to launch? Read this article to learn more.
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