Monthly Archives: November 2010

M2M Set for Growth: But Can Networks Cope?

Posted on 25 November 2010 by GoS

Exponential growth for M2M devices and connections have been forecast by a number of analysts recently, but it has also been pointed out that this growth may be dependent on a number of factors. In a recent article, Viodi identified … Continue reading →

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Average Traffic Per User – A new metric, same explosive growth

Posted on 22 November 2010 by GoS

In recent research, Informa Telecoms and Media has coined a new term: ATPU, or Average Traffic Per User. According to Informa, this is set to grow by around 700% over the next five years. What’s more, this figure excludes data … Continue reading →

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GoS Networks Joins Intel Embedded Alliance

Posted on 11 November 2010 by GoS

GoS Networks has been admitted to the Intel Embedded Alliance: a community of communications and embedded developers and solution providers. Through the Intel Embedded Alliance, OEMs can obtain advanced solutions to help accelerate time to market for their designs. GoS … Continue reading →

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Chief Scientist Peter Thompson to speak at Broadband Traffic Management Congress

Posted on 11 November 2010 by GoS

Peter Thompson will be contributing to the panel discussion “Is DPI best deployed for traffic control or service enablement?” on Day 1 of the industry’s leading event dedicated to the broadband data challenge. GoS Networks will also be exhibiting at … Continue reading →

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What is “QoS” Anyway?

Posted on 2 November 2010 by GoS

There are many misconceptions and misunderstandings around quality of service in packet networks. One is the idea that some magic gizmo can be dropped in to “add” QoS to a network. As my friend Dr Neil Davies points out, quality … Continue reading →

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