Federated Wireless, a pioneer in the CBRS SAS market, just announced its plans for an AFC for the upcoming 6 GHz spectrum in the US market. The company expects that 6 GHz products and its AFC to be commercially available sometime in 2021, and potentially as early as late 2020. … Read More »Federated Wireless Announces 6 GHz AFC Service
According to news reports and press and social media announcements by high-ranking members of US government, the US government has put Huawei on its so-called “Entity List” of the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS). Our read on this is it similar to what happened with ZTE during C2Q18 last year, a move that severely curtailed… Read More »Huawei’s revenues are at risk as US puts Chinese Tech giant on its “Entity List”
H3C and Qualcomm announced the planned availability of the WA6628 802.11ax Wireless LAN Access Point; it is slated for September 2018 shipments. This new Access Point uses the Qualcomm IPQ8078 part number – we checked the Qualcomm website and we cannot find this part on the website. So, we assume… Read More »H3C and Qualcomm jointly Announce 802.11ax WLAN product availability for September 2018
The OCP Summit 2018 hit record attendance and we can can summarize the theme as that of continued disaggregation of network/server functions. Examples of demonstrations, presentations and proposals associated with disaggregation are as follows: Flash/SSD. Project Denali was presented by Microsoft. The idea is it separates SSD controller functions from… Read More »OCP Summit 2018 – Disaggregation Theme Dominates
Apple Inc. announced plans to accelerate spending in the United States, citing $350 billion of spending over the next five years. The company has cited recent tax rules and its status as being the largest US taxpayer. The company specifically earmarked “over $10 billion” for “investments in data centers across… Read More »Apple announces plans to Accelerate Capital Spending on US-Based Datacenters
Portola Valley, California – January 16, 2017 – A newly released market leading report by 650 Group indicates that 200 Gbps, 400 Gbps, and 800 Gbps will all ship in the next five years resulting in robust growth for the Ethernet Switch Market. “The first wave of 200 Gbps and 400… Read More »200 Gbps and 400 Gbps to have Material Impact on Ethernet Switch Market in 2018, According to 650 Group 800 Gbps to Ramp Early Next Decade
Broadcom joined both Innovium and Nephos by publicly announcing 12.8 Tbps fabrics with its Tomahawk 3 product line. We love new data center silicon from all vendors, it is something we track closely and we see these as a disruptive technologies to the networking ecosystem and an enabler of next… Read More »Broadcom – Tomahawk 3 joins the race to 400 Gbps
Today Broadcom announced Trident 3. The companies third major release of a chip that drove the merchant silicon revolution in the data center and started the white box movie in the Cloud. With Trident 3, all of Broadcom’s data center switching ASICs now support speeds of at least 3.2 Tbps… Read More »Broadcom’s Trident 3 – A big deal well beyond the data center
