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Tuesday, June 26 2007

UPA and OPERA Announce Joint Agreement on Powerline Specification

Two leading organizations in Powerline communications, the Universal Powerline Association (UPA) and the Open European Research Alliance (OPERA), today announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding that will ensure global compliance between the specifications developed by each organization for high-speed Powerline networking and Broadband over Powerline (BPL) markets.

Eric Morel, President of UPA and CEO of Ilevo, stated that, "the time is now for Powerline organizations worldwide to forget the hype and consider the short and long term needs of customers in all markets. This Memorandum of Understanding and Access proposal is a stepping stone to harmonizing the market for Powerline technologies, products and applications and will further the development of a single standard for high-speed Powerline Communication applications".

For more information, download the press release

Tuesday, March 13 2007

IEEE P1901 standard - Call for proposals

After many efforts and hurdles, IEEE P1901 workgroup has analysed all inputs from PLC market players and came up with the 400 requirements for the baseline BPL standard. All requirements have been developed around to three clusters: Access, In-home nd Coexistence/interoperability. All technical proposals are due by June 4th 2007. The workgroup will then evaluate and select proposals that best meet the requirements of each cluster. "The goal is to create the best technical standard from one or many sources" says Jean-Philippe Faure, Chair of IEEE P1901 workgroup and VP standardisation of Ilevo.

This achievement represents 3 years of continous efforts from Ilevo and we are proud to lead the project, and get it passed such a significant milestones.

For more information, download the Press Release or visit http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/1901/

Monday, February 12 2007

Google plans to use 200 Mb/s PLC technology for its Wireless backbone in Mountain View

As reported by this web site , Google may rely on PLC techology to extend its WiFi coverage in Mountain View. As a reminder, Google dediced to cover Mountainview area using wifi to provide free internet access.

Due to some frequencies overlaping and security issues while using wireless technologies, Google could consider in trying 200 Mb/s PLC technology to inter-connect the WiFi access points.

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