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GoS Networks to Exhibit and Speak at Broadband Traffic Management Congress 6-8 November 2012, Royal Garden Hotel, London. #BBTM

GoS is delighted to be exhibiting once again at the Global Broadband Traffic Management Congress in London this November. We are participating in a key industry panel on day 1 and will be present throughout the congress. The panel will … Continue reading

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#IPTV Still Presents Challenges – How Can You Improve Competitiveness?

For some time, telcos with broadband infrastructure have wrestled with the challenge of launching, delivering and marketing an IPTV offer. Not only do most players face competition from classical terrestrial providers, but widespread adoption of satellite and strong penetration of … Continue reading

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With GoS, Mobile Network Operators can defer CAPEX investment in bandwidth and capacity by up to 9 months

Streaming video is an application that is experiencing strong growth from mobile users, but it can cause significant downstream congestion when downloading takes place at the maximum possible bandwidth. It is often assumed that to achieve appropriate levels of customer … Continue reading

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Chief Scientist Peter Thompson to speak at Broadband Traffic Management Congress

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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QoS for Synchronous and Asynchronous Applications

Different applications have different, often conflicting QoS requirements. For example, most real-time or synchronous applications require low jitter and minimal end to end delay, but do not consume large amounts of bandwidth. Packet streams for a voice conversation need to … Continue reading

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