iPhone 4 = more network congestion

Last week it was iPhone frenzy here in Paris, much like other places around the world. (maybe we are trying to forget about the French soccer team). See this photo showing customers queue up in front the Carrousel du Louvre shopping mall, waiting to buy the iPhone 4. 

The new iPhone is work course much better and cooler than previous versions. One thing the iPhone 4 does better is video: it records HD video at 720p and 30-frames per second. Which means more need for mobile bandwidth.

Sounds like déjà vu all over again? Hum… let me think… reminds me of a blog post I wrote about the iPhone 3: http://networkintelligence.blogspot.com/search?q=iphone&x=0&y=0

Long live network congestion!

Jerome

QED: expert help to embed network intelligence into your solutions

During discussions with prospective partners, we sometimes get comments like: “we love Qosmos, but right now we don’t have any engineers available for new developments based on your technology”.

This is why Qosmos just formed a network of developer partners, the Qosmos Expert Developers (QED).

The idea is to facilitate the development of applications based on Qosmos technology, with a network of partners who are experts on ixEngine. Qosmos expert developers serve as an extension of in-house resources and make it easier to embed Network Intelligence Technology into new solutions. These companies are experts in high-performance, multi-core network/security processing platforms and real-time architectures, and they have a track record of successful development based on Qosmos.

For our customers, this means on-demand access to best-in-class development expertise, faster time-to-market and quality assurance for new Qosmos-based solutions.

The first core group of QEDs include:
- Moore Performance Systems (USA)
- Mantaro (USA)
- MasterPeace Solutions (USA)
- DeCanio Engineering (USA)
- Philog (France)
- Bigsool (France)

We now have an easy answer for those of you who need a little extra help to use Qosmos technology!

Jerome