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In this issue:
- Product: OpenRG available on Conexant's CX86201/2 network processor
- Seminar: Learn how to develop embedded Linux applications for Intel XScaleŽ gateway designs
- Partners: Why Infineon chose to integrate Jungo's software on its VoIP devices - read case study
- Customers: US Robotics deploy CPE Based Web Filtering Solution from Jungo and SurfControl
- Market Updates: New business gateway market may turn networking equipment industry upside down
Product: OpenRG available on Conexant's CX86201/2 network processor
Jungo has recently introduced support for an additional reference design: Conexant CX86201/2 Network Processor. Please contact openrg@jungo.com for a fully operational flash image.
About Conexant CX86201/2 network processor with integrated Ethernet switch and USB2.0 support
Based on a 180 MHz ARM926, this network processor, single-chip solution with an integrated switch supports five 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports with auto MDIX capabilities. It is a highly suitable platform for a configurable broadband gateway design that needs to accommodate many diverse and complicated WAN/LAN topologies.
Seminar: Learn how to develop embedded Linux applications for Intel XScaleŽ gateway designs
Join Jungo, Intel and American Arium Japan in a one-day seminar in Tokyo dedicated to developing embedded Linux applications on an Intel XScaleŽ gateway design. In this session you will learn how to create and integrate new applications and drivers, create and modify web based management pages and compile a new firmware version for the Intel XScaleŽ based gateway design. For a free seminar pass contact kakiuchi@arium-japan.com.
When: November 19, 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Where: Embedded Technology 2004 Show and Conference - Tokyo, Japan
Venue: Pacifico Yokohama [Exhibition Hall]
Partners: Why Infineon chose to integrate Jungo's software on its VoIP devices - read case study
Infineon Technologies, the sixth-largest semiconductor manufacturer in the world chose Jungo's OpenRG software for its VoIP solutions and related services.
"Infineon sought a complete hardware and software suite to provide our customers with a turnkey solution enabling them to develop VoIP Gateways, IP Phones and ATAs for residential and SOHO markets," said Jens Wenzel, Director of Product Marketing at Infineon Technologies North America Corp. "With the addition of Jungo's OpenRG software we can now offer our customers highly flexible plug-and-play VoIP solutions and related services". Click here to read the case study.
Customers: US Robotics deploy CPE Based Web Filtering Solution from Jungo and SurfControl
U.S. Robotics has started to deploy a subscription based Web filtering service through its USR8200 FW/VPN Router powered by Jungo's OpenRG home/SOHO gateway software. The Web filtering service is based on a joint solution developed by Jungo and SurfControl (London:SRF), the world leader in enterprise Web and e-mail filtering. This powerful solution creates a new revenue opportunity for service providers and an enhanced services platform for the end user that are now protected from offensive and inappropriate Internet content. Small and medium businesses also benefit from this service by preventing lost productivity caused by unrestricted Internet access.
Mike Wolf, a Senior Analyst with In-Stat/MDR and the author of the 'Broadband CPE 2004: Gateways Giddy-Up While Modems Ride Into the Sunset', comments on the service that SurfControl and Jungo can offer SOHO users: "The need for strong content control in today's home is essential, and the logical place for that is at the gateway. Jungo and SurfControl's partnership provides CPE manufacturers with a ready solution that adds significant value to the end-user."
Market Updates: New business gateway market may turn networking equipment industry upside down
A new report by Keith Nissen from In-Stat/MDR: "Over the next 12-24 months, In-Stat/MDR anticipates a new breed of multi-service devices will emerge. Designed to support multi-services from the ground up, these devices will form a new product segment that In-Stat/MDR calls the 'Business Gateway.'"
"The Business Gateway will be a modular, standards-based device, offering 'office-in-a-box' voice and data solutions for small businesses and enterprise branch offices. In-Stat/MDR forecasts the Business Gateway market to grow from $1.2 billion in 2004 to $16.6 billion in 2008. In the process, turning the networking equipment industry upside down." Read the full abstract here.
