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Beyond 10G/40G and xTCA platform interoperability
bySven FreudenfeldCP-TA President - Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 12:00 PM
It is mid-2010 and ATCA as a technology is about to reach its next milestone by becoming the only standards-based hardware architecture with 40GbE support with an all-IP platform architecture.
Door Openers
byAnne FisherOpenSystems Media - Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
An open letter to Brian Wood and Nirlay Kundu Dear Brian and Nirlay, it was good to speak with you following the ATCA Virtual Summit. I would describe you both as highly caffeinated, but to be fair, morning coffee probably accounts for one percent of your animation in describing CP-TA’s role, and what’s happening right now accounts for 90 percent. And what do I mean by what is happening right now?
Don’t Blink! The ATCA Virtual Summit
byBrian WoodContinuous Computing, CP-TA Marketing Work Group Chair - Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 11:00 AM
In just a few short days there will be the second of two “virtual tradeshows” in the past two months pertaining to xTCA. [The most recent one was early May 2010 – Light Reading’s xTCA & COTS Virtual Event. I recommend that you register and view the archived webinar sessions of that event if you have not done so already; it’s free!]
Fourth Generation Proves ATCA to be a Truly Scalable Platform
bySimon StanleyEarlswood Marketing - Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:00 AM
Any doubt that ATCA scalable platform has been removed with the introduction of fourth-generation platforms. These fourth-generation platforms will support 40Gbit/s, 10Gbit/s, 4Gbit/s or 1Gbit/s to each blade. Although there are some restrictions, a fourth-generation platform can include blades from any previous generation. This gives network equipment providers a rapid upgrade path with minimal engineering investment and significant future proofing.
CP-TA Members Attend Light Reading's xTCA and COTS Virtual Event
byBrian WoodContinuous Computing, CP-TA Marketing Work Group Chair - Wed, May 12, 2010 at 3:00 PM
Last week a variety of CP-TA members participated in Light Reading’s “xTCA and COTS Virtual Event”, an all-day online soiree consisting of the “who’s who” of standards-based telecom infrastructure, including Continuous Computing, Emerson Network Power, Kontron and RadiSys. View the archived event here. |
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