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    Sarance, Spirent Communications Partner To Develop Next Generation 40/100G Ethernet Test Solution
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    We're excited to be working with Spirent and to accelerate the deployment of 100G and 40G equipment." "As the testing standard for tomorrow's networks, Spirent TestCenter goes beyond advanced functionality to include new levels of enhanced realism with scalability and performance testing ... This partnership with Sarance on HSEC, helps ensure that our customer are prepared for all aspects of 40/100G Ethernet development." The HSEC IP is available as soft core for Virtex®-5 TXT and Virtex®-6 LXT FPGAs and Altera Stratix® IV GT and Altera Stratix® IV GX FPGAs, as well as for ASIC implementations. Full Article at XChange Online
    As the testing standard for tomorrow's networks, Spirent TestCenter goes beyond advanced functionality to include new levels of enhanced realism with scalability and performance testing ... This partnership with Sarance on HSEC, helps ensure that our customer are prepared for all aspects of 40/100G Ethernet development.
    SOURCE: XChange Online 2 months ago
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Sarance, Spirent Communications Partner To Develop Next Generation 40/100G Ethernet Test Solution
  1. Sarance's 100G and 40G Ethernet cores have already been licensed by major networking companies and have gone through rigorous testing by passing live Internet traffic ... The adoption of the same cores by a major test equipment vendor like Spirent further validates the robustness of Sarance IP and provi...
    SOURCE: XChange Online 2 months ago

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