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• Kevin’s M2M News Weekly

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | July 29, 2010

  Welcome to Kevin’s M2M News Weekly. This is an online newsletter that consists of the [...]

• The Role of Femtocells in LTE Deployments

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | July 9, 2010

  Continuous Computing’s Manish Singh says that femtocells are well suited to the technical demands of [...]

• NetLogic Announces Industry’s First 40Gbps Wire-Speed and Fully Deterministic Layers 2 – 7 Intelligent Processing Solution

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | July 9, 2010

  NetLogic Microsystems, Inc. [NASDAQ: NETL], a worldwide leader in high-performance intelligent semiconductor solutions for next-generation [...]

• NetLogic Debuts Chip Set with RMI Processor — EETimes

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | July 9, 2010

  NetLogic Microsystems is rolling out its first product since acquiring network processor vendor RMI Corp. [...]

• Femto World Summit: Eyes on Offload and LTE, but Don’t Forget the Apps – 4G Trends

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | June 30, 2010

  The femtocell community gathered for its third annual conference in London last week, and there [...]

• Femto Forum Announces Winners of The Femtocell Industry Awards 2010

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | June 24, 2010

  London, UK, Jun 24, 2010 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) — The Femto Forum, the independent [...]

• The Four Ways to Build and Sell a Femtocell – ThinkFemtocell

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | June 7, 2010

  Over 20 new femtocell vendors have appeared on the scene in the last year, but [...]

• IP Offload: Why Not Pipe it ALL Onto the Internet? – TelecomTV

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | May 5, 2010

  There’s currently much discussion on IP offload with solutions such as WiFi and femtocells. To [...]

• A Signal Too Noisy: Operators at Risk of Signaling Traffic Deluge – Fierce Broadband Wireless

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | April 29, 2010

  Is data traffic the only–or main–cause for the congestion in mobile networks? A new suspect has emerged: the increase in signaling traffic, primarily due to data-centric, always-on devices like smartphones, which keep connecting and disconnecting from the cellular network to prolong their battery life…

• eNsemble Multi-Core Alliance Gets Underway – Converge Network Digest

  By: Continuous Computing in In The News | April 28, 2010

  A new eNsemble Multi-Core Alliance has been established to drive innovations in multi-core parallel processing [...]