Video Optimization

Telairity | January 31, 2011 | Press Release Thailand’s IEC, America’s Telairity, and China’s CBC combine forces to implement new network; system will use CMMB (China Mobile Media Broadcast) technology …

Teleste | January 25, 2011 | Press Release The agreement focuses on business solutions for cable and telecom operators Teleste is an international technology group specialising in broadband video and …

Kenneth Hill covers the advantages of joint-use pole attachment between carriers and utilities and the major trends in infrastructure including the challenges of moving to 4G coverage.

Samsung was showing off its 32nm chips at the Common Platform Technology Forum in Santa Clara this week and RCR managed to scoop some video footage of the little chip’s awesome power.

RCR sat down with GlobalFoundries’ head of technology communications Jason Gorss at the Common Platform Technology Forum in Santa Clara to get an overview of what smaller and smaller chips meant for smarter and smarter devices.

RCR sat down with GlobalFoundries’ head of technology communications Jason Gorss at the Common Platform Technology Forum in Santa Clara to get an overview of what smaller and smaller chips meant for smarter and smarter devices.

RCR ran into Cadence at the Common Platform Technology Forum in Santa Clara this week and talked to the firm about its role in the collaborative manufacturing effort.

On the showfloor at the Common Platform Technology Forum in Santa Clara on Tuesday, RCR managed to track down Simon Segars, executive VP and general manager of ARM’s physical IP division to talk us through the ins and outs of chip IP and design.

Issues addressed include wireless collocation, expansion DALLAS, Texas–The nationwide push to expand broadband access is forcing utilities to cooperate with wireless companies on collocating wireless equipment on utility poles. As …

Mind Map will promote collaboration, investment AUSTIN, Texas–The new year is an exciting one in Austin, as the phenomenal growth in mobile broadband is picking up the local economy as …

Mobile chip maker Marvell had a particularly strong CES this time around, with the firm introducing a range of new products and technologies which it claims usher in the era of the true mobile lifestyle.

A little device which created a rather big buzz at this year’s CES was the new Mobile Gaming PC from Razer – dubbed the “Switchblade” – based on Intel’s Atom chipset.