Battles loom over home wired network standards

The G.hn standard for wired home networks has been approved by the Telecommunication Union's Telecommunications sector (ITU-T), and is being touted as "the one global standard" but it faces competition from others.
 

ITU approves home powerline communications standard

The International Telecommunication Union's telecomms standards arm (ITU-T) has agreed upon the key components of the G.hn specification for carrying broadband communications, and other types of traffic over in-home mains wiring  
 

Tasmania to get first bite of the NBN apple

The Federal and Tasmanian governments have confirmed that the build-out of the National Broadband Network will begin in Tasmania. Construction is expected to begin in July.
 

Broadband over home wiring bodies unite to push ITU standard

Universal Powerline Association & HomeGrid Forum have agreed to support the ITU's recently released G.hn standard for broadband networking over domestic power, coax and phone lines.
 

New standard to wire up the digital home in the age of multimedia

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has released a new standard that will enable communications over phone, power and coaxial cables in the home at up to 700Mbps for the delivery of bandwidth intensive multimedia content.
 

IBM hired to build power line broadband networks

IBM is to provide the project management for a major build of Broadband over Power Line (BPL) networks in rural areas of the eastern United States for International Broadband Electric Communications (IBEC).
 

Coming soon: wireless technologies for the high bandwidth home

Options for transferring multimedia content around the home of the future are proliferating rapidly and Australia's NICTA is hoping its technology will find a lucrative niche.
 

Netgear recalls 240 volt Ethernet adapters over safety issue

Networking hardware vendor Netgear has announced a recall of its XE103 Powerline Ethernet Adapter made for Europe and other countries, including Australia, which use 220-240 volt power sources. About 82,000 of the adapters have been sold to date and the recall has been initiated becuase of a potential overheating issue.
 

Powerline battles WiFi to network the broadband home

Market research firm In-Stat claims that broadband over powerline (BPL) networking is emerging as a winner in the race for multimedia home networking worldwide, and the leading manufacturer of BPL chipsets agrees, naturally.
 

DS2 BPL chipset beats the WiFi bottleneck for online gamers

Broadband over powerline chip maker DS2 claims that its broadband over powerline chipset is the only one with sufficiently low latency and sufficient throughput to enable online gamers to interact in real time with others over their broadband networks.
 

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