Tag: IEEE 802.3

IEEE YANGsters work to set guidelines and harmonize efforts to use YANG models for connected devices in IEEE 802®-based networks.

Join us to explore how the IEEE 802.3 series of standards has influenced the evolution of technology through the decades.

New IEEE 802.3 Standards Specify 100 Gb/s Signaling over Cable and Fiber and an Extended-Reach Super-PON

Supplying Higher-Speed, Long-Reach 100 Mb/s Single Pair Ethernet and Power for New, Harsher Environments

Spanning Ethernet rates, lane signaling rates and widths, and media types, IEEE P802.3df is a standards project to develop a holistic Ethernet architecture.

IEEE 1904.2 Standard Aims to Reduce Costs and Improve Management of Connected Devices

IEEE 802.3cp and IEEE 802.3ct Aim for Faster and Longer-Distance Ethernet Services

IEEE 802.3cu Standard defines a cost-effective, more power-efficient approach for achieving 100 Gb/s and 400 Gb/s Ethernet networking.

IEEE standards have brought about many great evolutionary leaps that we rely upon but might not immediately recognize in our daily lives.