25G+ CDR and PHY devices must support a wide variety of rates and configurations, flexible distances and broad electrical standards, and improve ease-of-use
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — (BUSINESS WIRE) — May 28, 2014 — MoSys, Inc. (NASDAQ: MOSY):
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MoSys (NASDAQ: MOSY), a leader in semiconductor solutions that enable fast, intelligent data access for network and communications systems, is presenting at The Linley Group’s Linley Tech Carrier Conference 2014. In his presentation, “ 100G+ Adaptive PHY Technology for Scalable Reach and Design Flexibility,” MoSys’ VP of marketing and sales, John Monson, will discuss the need for high-density connections at the faceplate and flexibility of device placement in order to enable next-generation platforms and high-density line cards to extend into the Terabit per second range, low power, high-speed 25G+ PHYs. In order to meet network equipment OEM requirements, 25G+ CDR and PHY devices must support a wide variety of rates and configurations, flexible distances and broad electrical standards, and improve ease-of-use. MoSys will introduce its latest LineSpeed™ PHY technology and describe application trends, timelines and trade-offs for future platforms. |
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Service providers are under pressure to create new revenue-generating services while simultaneously reducing costs. These economic forces are disrupting the traditionally slow evolution of Carrier networks. In response, providers are investigating or deploying new technologies including software-defined networking (SDN), Network Functions Virtualization (NFV), Cloud RAN, and heterogeneous wireless networks (HetNet). Network-equipment vendors must meet customers' emerging requirements or risk losing relevance and market share. | |
| This two-day, single-track conference focuses on system design for wired and wireless infrastructure including Carrier Ethernet, optical transport, broadband infrastructure, and wireless base stations. The conference will open with a presentation from The Linley Group highlighting Carrier equipment design trends to provide context for later presentations. The remainder of the program will include subjects ranging from access designs to terabit line-card designs. Relevant chips discussed will include network processors (NPUs), FPGAs, small-cell processors, control-plane processors, PHYs, and optical-transport devices. | ||
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This conference is intended for system designers, network-equipment vendors, OEM/ODMs, network service providers, carriers, press and the financial community. Attendance is free to qualified attendees who register by June 4, 2014. |
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The Linley Tech Carrier Conference takes place June 10-11, 2014. | |
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Hyatt Regency Santa Clara | |
| 5101 Great America Parkway | ||
| Santa Clara, California 95054 | ||
