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Analysis of LTE Base Station Software Deployment on Multicore SoCs
To achieve full multicore entitlement, SoCs require a hardware infrastructure without bottlenecks, as well as a simplified software infrastructure. The advent of high-speed cellular
30MHz to 1.4GHz Wideband I/Q Demodulator with IIP2 Optimization & DC Offset Cancellation Improves Zero-IF Receiver Performance
NVIDIA and Intellectual Ventures Partner to Acquire Portfolio of Wireless Patent Assets
Companies to Cooperate in Delivering Altair Based Terminals to the Fast-Growing Russian LTE Market
Arduino gets 3G connectivity and pushes the Internet of Things to reality
PureWave Networks selects Texas Instruments’ wireless infrastructure SoCs for family of LTE small cell base stations
Adax Announces Octeon II Packet2-PCIe Board and Software For RMS LTE Packet Processing
Marvell Announces Industry-First Audio Video Bridging Family of SoCs with Integrated Switching, CPU and Endpoint Functionality
Freescale Introduces Baseband-to-Antenna Reference Design for Multi-Standard Small Cell Base Stations
Sequans Introduces LTE Interference Rejection Technology
Qualcomm Announces Roadmap and Resources Supporting the ‘Internet of Everything’
Featured Blogs
JB’s Circuit
Low-Power Undercurrents at GlobalPress 2012
While not the primary theme at this year’s Globalpress eSummit 2012, low power concerns were present...
Discourse on Embedded Signal Processing
DSPBridge Open Source DSP Development On OMAP
The DSPBridge project allows open-source developers to use the OMAP processor’s on-chip DSP with...
Differentiation Through Hardware is Not Going Away / (Jack Erickson's Blog)
Last week at DVCon there was a panel discussion called "The Resurgence of Chip Design," which Richard Goering summarizes very well in his blog post "Will Differentiation Through Software Kill Chip Design?" The short answer is that hardware design is not going away, but that the costs and risks associated...
Who do you trust to help you spend your gadget dollars? / (Glen Burchers << The Embedded Beat)
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Is this the Future of the Always-Connected Car? / (Jim Bridgewater << The Embedded Beat)
by Jim Bridgwater Get ready to throw away all your DVDs and CDs – if the LTE Connected Car demonstrated last week at the Freescale Technology Forum is anything to go by, we won’t need them in the future. During the keynote presentation by Freescale CEO Rich Beyer, a Toyota Prius (connected to the internet [...]...
Featured Articles
New Generation Radio Baseband Technologies
New Tech Press recently interviewed Fanny Mlinarsky, President of octoScope, the manufacturer of octoBox small anechoic test stations and octoFade channel emulation solutions to talk
Analysis of LTE Base Station Software Deployment on Multicore SoCs
To achieve full multicore entitlement, SoCs require a hardware infrastructure without bottlenecks, as well as a simplified software infrastructure. The advent of high-speed cellular
Maximize Multicore Processor Efficiency with Parallel Programming Paradigms
A heterogeneous multicore architecture can significantly improve parallelization and scale with silicon technology, enabling the performance to drive today’s mobile broadband networking
Security in the LTE Network
IP network security should be effective with out affecting the user experience Adax IPsec integrated with the PacketAMC provides hardware acceleration for high levels of
Wireless Technology: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going
Following is a New Tech Press interview with Fanny Mlinarsky, President of octoScope. We discuss next generation OFDM and MIMO techniques and how they are evolving from the LTE and
The New Reality of Network Security
Mobile computing will only increase in the years to come, forcing security professionals to rethink approaches and protective measures Our roundtable discussion addresses the challenges
Security in the LTE Network
IP network security should be effective without affecting the user experience Adax IPsec integrated with the PacketAMC provides hardware acceleration for high levels of
LTE Momentum Building, Key Rollout Issues Remain
The mobile industry’s transition to LTE is gaining momentum. Almost 200 carriers have committed to commercial rollouts and over 20 offer LTE services. If you like Google Measure,
Circuit-Switched Fallback
Supporting Voice Services in LTE Migration The Challenge of Supporting Voice while Deploying LTE The move to LTE is advancing full-speed ahead. This buildout of new equipment and
Advanced Telecom Systems Drive FPGA Market Growth
In a recent report, TechNavio’s analysts forecasted that the global market for FPGAs in the communications industry will reach $2.9 billion in 2014, with expected compound
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Featured Product Briefs
ATM4-AMC
Compatible Operating Systems: Linux and Solaris as standard. Other OS support on request. Specification Compliance: PICMG AMC.0, PICMG AMC.1, PICMG AMC.2, IPMI V1.5 The ATM4-AMC
HDC3
Compatible Operating Systems: Linux, MontaVista CGE, Solaris X.86 and Solaris SPARC as standard. Other OS support on request. Specification Compliance: PICMG AMC.0, PICMG AMC.1,
PacketAMC (PktAMC)
Specification Compliance: AMC.0 R2.0 Advance Mezzanine Card Base Specification, AMC.1 R2.0 PCI Express and Advance Switching AMC.1 Type 4, AMC.2 R1.0 AMC Gigabit Ethernet AMC.2 Type
Adax PacketRunner (APR)
Specification Compliance: PICMG ATCA 3.0 and 3.1, Region 3 Option 9, IPMI v1.5, IEEE 802.3, Designed to meet Belcore GR-63-CORE The Adax PacketRunner (APR) is an intelligent ATCA
AdaxGW
Today’s wireless applications demand higher bandwidth from the network and to meet this challenge new LTE technologies are being developed. Network Service Providers are making
6WINDGate Multicore Packet Processing Software
Compatible Architectures: Cavium OCTEON/OCETON-II, Freescale QorIQ, Intel® x86, NetLogic XLR/XLS/XLP, Tilera TilePro64 6WINDGate™ is the Gold Standard in packet processing software
