Continuous Computing Corporation

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San Diego, CA 92121-2256
USA
http://www.ccpu.com

Trillium Broadband/Legacy Networking Software

Trillium Broadband software source code solutions enable telecom equipment manufacturers to build a complete suite of communication devices - from core network elements to customer premise equipment - in technologies such as ATM, MPLS, DSL, Cable Modem and Frame Relay.

Increasing demand for ubiquitous, instant access to data, voice and video have fueled the growth of broadband technology, which provides high bandwidth and user-selectable Quality of Service (QoS). User-selectable QoS means that a user application can specify the transmission delay, error rate and bandwidth requirements on a per-connection basis.

Years ago, Frame Relay technology met the high-speed data demand within backbone networks. Later, ATM became the technology of choice for transporting data, voice and multimedia traffic.

Today, ATM is gaining additional prominence at the edge of the network within customer premises environment. The main technologies driving this trend are DSL, 3G Wireless and VoIP. For example, ATM-over-DSL enables cost-effective broadband communications over existing copper local loops. In 3G Wireless, ATM provides the capabilities to enable multimedia broadband communication over the wireless infrastructure.

Similarly, an unparalleled surge in the popularity of the Internet and the need to transport IP traffic seamlessly over different types of broadband technologies have driven the definition of a new overlay control protocol mechanism known as Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) to enable high-speed switching over ATM, Frame Relay and Gigabit Ethernet backbones.

ATM
ATM is essentially a packet-switched network with fixed-size packets known as cells. These cells are switched based on a Virtual Path Identifier (VPI) and Virtual Channel Identifier (VCI). A connection in an ATM network is achieved by tying together a series of VPIs/VCIs at multiple interfaces. A basic ATM network consists of a set of ATM switches and Network Interface Cards (NICs) connected by point-to-point ATM links.

Product Characteristics

• Software Solutions » Protocol Software » Switching/Routing & Traffic Management

Product Supports

• Market Segments Supported

  • Other
  • Telecommunication/Enterprise Network » IP Services
  • Telecommunication/Enterprise Network » Media Phone
  • Telecommunication/Enterprise Network » Network Security Infrastructure
  • Telecommunication/Enterprise Network » Networked Storage
  • Telecommunication/Enterprise Network » Residential Gateway
  • Telecommunication/Enterprise Network » Router/Switch
  • Telecommunication/Enterprise Network » VoIP
  • Telecommunication/Enterprise Network » Wireless Infrastructure

• Standards Supported

  • Ethernet » 10GbE
  • Ethernet » 1GbE
  • Ethernet » 10/100 Fast Ethernet
  • Ethernet » 1 Port
  • Ethernet » 2 Ports
  • Ethernet » 3 Ports
  • Ethernet » 4 Ports
  • Ethernet » >4 Ports
  • Interconnect » CSIX
  • Interconnect » PCI Express
  • Interconnect » PCI Express AS
  • Interconnect » SPI3
  • Interconnect » SPI 4.2
  • Systems » ATCA
  • Systems » PICMG 1.x
  • Systems » PICMG 2.16
  • Systems » PICMG EPCI-X
  • Systems » PrPMC
  • Systems » RMS
  • Systems » uTCA System
  • Other

• Operating Systems Supported

  • BSD*
  • Linux*
  • Windows*
  • VxWorks*
  • Windows* Embedded
  • Other