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Linley Tech Carrier Conference 2011 |
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The inaugural Linley Tech Carrier Conference was held on June 7-8 in San Jose, California. This two-day, single-track conference covered system design for wired and wireless infrastructure including:
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The Linley Group opened the conference with an overview of Carrier equipment design trends and provide context for later presentations. Relevant chips discussed will include network processors (NPUs), FPGAs, baseband processors, control-plane processors, PHYs, and optical-transport devices.
Attendees had the opportunity to meet with industry leaders, The Linley Group analysts, network with peers, attend an evening reception with sponsor exhibits and demos, and more.
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Bob Wheeler and Jag Bolaria, Senior Analysts, The Linley Group Carrier Equipment Design Trends |
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James Sun, CEO, Centec Networks Trends in Carrier Ethernet and Packet Transport System Design |
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Eric Carmès, Founder and CEO, 6WIND Portable Networking Software Platforms for 4G Infrastructure Equipment |
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Jim Johnston, CTO, Communications Convergence Processing, Mindspeed Technologies Multi-Processor Signal Processing for LTE Base Stations |
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Amir Eyal, VP Business Development, EZchip NP-5: A 200-Gigabit NPU |
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Nikolay Guenov, Systems Engineering and Marketing Manager, Freescale Building Service-Oriented Network Architectures using Multicore Processors |
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Shreyas Shah, Solution Architect, Communications Business Unit, Xilinx FPGAs: Addressing the Insatiable Bandwidth in Carrier/Optical Networking |
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Michael Miller, VP of Technology Innovation & System Applications, MoSys Bandwidth Engine Enabling 100G+ through Multi-Banked Architecture |
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Kent Fisher, Solution Architect, Networking Components Division, LSI Evolution of Wireless Infrastructure |
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Debbie Greenstreet, Marketing Director, Wireless Base Station Infrastructure, Texas Instruments Cloud Base Stations: Revolution or Evolution? |
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Roy Batruni, VP of Engineering, DFE Processors, NetLogic Microsystems Revolutionary Digital Front End (DFE) Processors for Next-Generation Base Stations |
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YJ Kim, General Manager, Infrastructure Processor Group, Cavium Networks Market Leading 4G Mobile Infrastructure Solutions |
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Francesco Caggioni, Director of Strategic Marketing & PLM, Transport Business Unit, AppliedMicro Ethernet & OTN: The New Transport Layer |
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Wally Haas, Senior Director, Newfoundland Technology Centre, Altera Next-Generation Packet-over-OTN Design |
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Martin Fabry, Director of Applications Engineering, NetLogic Microsystems XLP Multicore Processors with Scalability from Base Stations to Core, Edge, and Metro Networks |
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Shubu Mukherjee, Distinguished Engineer, Cavium Networks Delivered Performance of a 32-Core Processor for Networking |
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Doron Tal, VP Business Development & Product Marketing, Broadlight Next-Generation Access Networks - What's Next? |
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Daniel Proch, Director of Product Management, Netronome Adding an Intelligent Flow Processing Layer to Carrier Ethernet Networks |
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Majid Bemanian, Sr. Director of Marketing, AppliedMicro Protecting OEMs' Software Investment |
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Stephen Turnbull, Marketing Manager, Wireless Access Division, Freescale Big Demand Drives Small Solutions |
The conference included:
>Sponsor exhibits and demos
>Evening networking reception
>Door prizes
>Hosted speaker tables at lunch (meet the presenters)
>Validated parking
>Continental breakfasts and gourmet lunches
This conference was intended for system designers, network-equipment vendors, OEM/ODMs, carriers/service providers, press, and the financial community.
Proceedings from the event are now available.
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