Author Archive

• ATCA: The Perfect Fit for DPI

  By: Mike Coward in Blog | December 29, 2010

  Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) is an exciting new segment of the networking market. We can [...]

• Death of AT&T’s Data Cap, Part 2

  By: Mike Coward in Blog | July 14, 2010

  In Part 1 of this blog entry we talked about the reasons why data caps [...]

• AT&T’s Data Cap Won’t Survive

  By: Mike Coward in Blog | June 28, 2010

  My prediction of the week: AT&T’s data cap won’t survive. I predict it’ll be replaced by [...]

• DPI at 40G and 100G: Moving Beyond Appliances

  By: Mike Coward in Presentations | June 3, 2010

  Mike Coward delivered this presentation in June 2010 at the ISS World Europe event in Prague.

• ATCA Build vs. Buy

  By: Mike Coward in Blog | May 6, 2010

  We had a great “online tradeshow” today, the Light Reading xTCA COTS Virtual Event. (Check [...]

• DPI: Managing Data Traffic in LTE Networks

  By: Mike Coward in Articles & Papers, DPI | April 8, 2010

  Long Term Evolution (LTE) is the true heir to the 4G moniker and a pure [...]

• DPI Optimizes Mobile Applications

  By: Mike Coward in Articles & Papers, DPI | April 7, 2010

  Mobile data provides a notable growth opportunity for cellular operators, but adoption will be slow [...]

• Bringing DPI into Wireless Networks

  By: Mike Coward in Articles & Papers, DPI | April 5, 2010

  DPI offers the ability for an operator to inspect each packet, classify it as part [...]

• Achieving Higher Performance in a Multicore-based Packet Processing Engine Design

  By: Mike Coward in Articles & Papers, DPI | April 2, 2010

  A new class of processor is appearing in a variety of storage, security, wireless base [...]

• Memory Architectures For High Performance Packet Processing Solutions

  By: Mike Coward in Articles & Papers, DPI | April 1, 2010

  This article compares NetLogic’s XLR and Cavium’s Octeon multi-core processors. The XLR multi-core processor uses [...]