New study group to examine next-gen of IEEE 802.3 Base-T family
Monday, 23 July 2012 11:40
July 23, 2012 - IEEE has formed a new study group—802.3 Next-Generation Base-T—to measure industry interest and needs in the next generation of the IEEE 802.3 Base-T family of technologies for ethernet transmission over twisted-pair cabling.
“Because of the ability of current IEEE 802.3 Base-T technologies to interoperate with legacy versions via the standard’s ‘autonegotiation’ feature and, thereby, support cost-effective infrastructure upgrades, extension to 40 Gigabit ethernet and higher speeds will be required in coming years,” said Bill Woodruff, chair of the IEEE 802.3 Next-Generation Base-T Study Group.
Interested individuals are invited to contribute to the new IEEE 802.3 Next-Generation Base-T Study Group. CLICK HERE for more information.
Last modified on Monday, 23 July 2012 11:44
Interested individuals are invited to contribute to the new IEEE 802.3 Next-Generation Base-T Study Group. CLICK HERE for more information.
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