Net Insight
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"During an average hour in 2015, the traffic will be equivalent to 200 million people streaming high-definition video continuously. During the busy hour in 2015, the traffic will be equivalent to 500 million people streaming high-definition video continuously."
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Om sin centrala roll i medieströmmarna vid OS får NETI inte säga någonting. De får nöja sig med att tala om detta:
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En ny presentation på scribd:
Bl.a.:
"Indiagoesglobal with Net Insight
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Idag består världen av tre grupper.
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De som inte läst denna artikel.
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De som läst denna artikel men inte förstått innebörden.
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de som läst artikeln och förstått innebörden:
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Jag citerar:
"Service-aware networking
Some service providers object that all this caching associated with CDNs is expensive and offsets the benefits. But there is an alternative approach making much less use of caching promoted by, among a few others, Swedish media transport specialist Net Insight. This company calls its approach service-aware networking, which it claims delivers totally lossless IP routing across a CDN, and therefore avoids or greatly reduces the need for cache storage. In effect, the network itself takes care of any caching needed, through routers specially designed for handling video, which perform traffic shaping to avoid congestion, and forward error correction on a link-by-link basis to minimize packet loss. This solution delivers impressive performance for linear applications, with low latency and packet loss, but does require purchase of routers dedicated to video rather than generic data routers. <B>The likes of Cisco would argue their products are becoming increasingly video-aware themselves, but Net Insight is finding a market for its routers among some large operators such as TeliaSonera in the Nordic countries, Tata in India, and KPN in the Netherlands</B>."
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