Entries in QoS (2)

Thursday
Sep102009

GoS Networks, Providing the Missing Link to the IP Equation

DateThursday, September 10, 2009 at 5:20PM

I am very excited to announce the creation of GoS Networks. GoS Networks brings together a powerful team and technology to change IP communications. Core to the creation of GoS Networks is our patented QoS mechanism, GoS. The time is now to take GoS to the world. Many of you reading this may sadly not know what GoS is, this is exactly why we have named ourselves GoS Networks. GoS stands for Guarantee of Service. GoS is something that we see as a critical piece of the IP equation. Increasingly, everything is IP - voice, video, collaboration, bit torrent downloads, YouTube videos, IPTV, online gaming, video surveillance,... We have a great deal of content on what GoS is on this site so I will resist going on a deep dive here, although I would love to.

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AuthorJohn Power | Comment5 Comments | Reference7 References |
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Thursday
Sep102009

QoS Truth and GoS Differentiation

DateThursday, September 10, 2009 at 11:12AM

In today’s world we’ve come to expect reliability. Start a car, fire up a laptop, or use a telephone and we expect them to work. Frequently the same thinking cannot be applied to today’s converged IP communications where more and more traffic is being transmitted across increasingly congested networks, often with limited bandwidth resources. Critical network-dependent applications such as voice, gaming, IPTV, video downloads and conferencing, together with traditional data traffic, all add to increased risk of network overload resulting in dropped calls and jittery images, leading to increased end-user frustration in communications systems that are expected to work.

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AuthorCharles Twist | Comment3 Comments |
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