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Power Control and Antenna Gain Optimization During Wimax Handover

Power Control and Antenna Gain Optimization During Wimax Handover

Wireless systems have recently been becoming faster and more intelligent. However, the high speed access and intelligence make the power consumption of wireless systems high... Read more

1 May, 2012
Accelerating ISCSI SAN Storage With Mellanox End-to-End Networking Solution

Accelerating ISCSI SAN Storage With Mellanox End-to-End Networking Solution

Current data centers require frequent high speed access between server and storage infrastructures for timely response to customers... Read more

8 April, 2011
Network Coding in Passive Optical Networks

Network Coding in Passive Optical Networks

One of the most promising technologies for high-speed access to the Internet are Passive Optical Networks as they provide... Read more

1 June, 2010
Apple vs Google: Cloud concepts that clash

Apple vs Google: Cloud concepts that clash

...too many places where it's just not financially profitable to deploy high-speed access — and probably never will be. For Google's vision to... Read more

19 June, 2011 by Jason Hiner

O2 trumpets success with 4G trial in Slough

...4G from 2012, when Ofcom begins auctioning chunks of the spectrum for high-speed access. For more on this ZDNet UK-selected story, see O2... Read more

29 March, 2011 by Rich Trenholm
Architecture Optimization for 4g Networks

Architecture Optimization for 4g Networks

...technologies to mobile subscribers through IP based networks and users can avail high speed access while roaming across multiple wireless channels; possible by an organized... Read more

1 March, 2012
Inside Intel IT on Technology for Tomorrow's Cloud

Inside Intel IT on Technology for Tomorrow's Cloud

...technology behind scale-out storage, combining software and converged storage servers for high speed access to data Understand best practices for power management, which monitors... Read more

12 January, 2012
Apple Xsan Filesystem 2.2.2

Apple Xsan Filesystem 2.2.2

...Xsan combines performance with ease of use for customers who require scalable, high-speed access to centralized shared data for storage consolidation and workflow in... Read more

25 August, 2011
IC Markets iTrader 3.02

IC Markets iTrader 3.02

...more... International Capital Markets is a Direct Market Access forex broker offering high speed access through our MT4 interface. Forex traders chose IC Markets for... Read more

13 August, 2011
Downlink Packet Scheduling for Variable Bitrate Traffic in LTE Networks

Downlink Packet Scheduling for Variable Bitrate Traffic in LTE Networks

...coding techniques are used to encode them. Even with the advent of high speed access network technologies such as the Long Term Evolution (LTE), there... Read more

11 August, 2011
WiMAX a Way Forward in India

WiMAX a Way Forward in India

...vendors, devices and applications. It offers Indian consumers both fixed and mobile high speed access to all internet services. WiMAX already powers a wide array... Read more

9 August, 2010

Analog Devices tops Wall Street estimates

...It added that its communications sales are being driven by demand for high-speed access to the Internet, the buildout of digital subscriber line and... Read more

16 February, 2000 by Larry Dignan

The future is broadband, says Microsoft

Microsoft president Rick Belluzzo outlined a vision of a high-speed Internet world with his company as its foundation on Tuesday Read more

25 July, 2001 by John Borland

Broaderband? The future of high-speed access

...href="/specials/broadband/0,39021183,39115737,00.htm "> Broaderband? The future of high-speed access Rupert Goodwins Although not widely available yet, there are a... Read more

18 August, 2003 by Rupert Goodwins

Wireless high-speed access for everyone

...Latin America. "There are a lot of people who want to get (high-speed access) and can't," said Gary Schultz, president of broadband research... Read more

18 January, 2000 by Robert Lemos

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