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Yes a while ago that one. Would love to see the breakdown of Ethernity's 2021 revenues - the below RNS said they expected $1m of revenues just from that contract so how on earth did they only manage to scrape $2.8m with everything combined?
Good to see the old boys not getting pushed out by the whipper snappers!
https://twitter.com/EthernityN/status/1499034305300992009?s=20&t=x06uWTZ_F3RrIw-dJZkOCA
https://twitter.com/EthernityN/status/1498673806285676544?s=20&t=N5acaI1xzVNsjQSQZAedpA
Looks pretty busy at MWC from this guys tweet
https://twitter.com/8ap/status/1498557910099574786?s=21
Loads of big names showcasing their new kit which sounds remarkably like what Ethernity have been working on for a while..
https://www.telecomtv.com/content/5g/intel-advances-vran-launches-xeon-for-network-and-edge-and-enhances-edge-software-43752/amp/
BK @ MWC
https://www.thefastmode.com/expert-opinion/23211-ethernity-networks-at-mwc-barcelona-2022
Just re-read it and am slightly confused -
“..the Company has now taken the opportunity to secure additional funding … to further extend the Company's market presence in the programmable system platform market and to enable the processing of larger orders by the Company.” But then Levi says “This further funding allows us to accelerate completing the transition towards mass production of the Company UEPs and ACE-NIC and provides an increased cash buffer”. Does anyone else think those statement don’t quite match?
Oh dear, already writing off 2022 in February! So much for finish line, exponential or maybe even making a profit. James - in the last company update David said "This will allow us to seek additional customers for our established products and solutions" which if you read it with a cynical eye means that they didn't have the capacity previously to take on additional contracts. So yeah, a pretty disappointing result (again) for holders of Ethernity.
Ethernity Networks (AIM: ENET.L), a leading supplier of data processing offload solutions on programmable hardware for accelerating telco/cloud networks, today announced its forthcoming disaggregated UEP2025 Cell Site Router (CSR).
The UEP2025 features clock sync, security, Power Over Ethernet, and the company's patented link bonding over a combination of wired or wireless links to any vendor's radio units. It will serve as an ideal disaggregated, all-in-one, wireless backhaul Indoor Unit and cell site router.
UEP2025 is an upgrade on the existing and currently available Universal Edge Platform that represents Ethernity's line of programmable network appliances targeted for network edge infrastructure solutions. It supports multiple ports of 10/25GbE and is equipped with a single FPGA SoC implementing both the CSR data plane and the link bonding.
Ethernity's link bonding solution differentiates itself from traditional L1 bonding in that it enables an open, unlimited connection that does not depend upon a vendor-specific radio unit. The result is a non-blocking, disaggregated appliance that overcomes vendor lock-in at the network edge in line with the specifications of the Telecom Infra Project (TIP) Open Optical Packet Transport group's Disaggregated Cell Site Gateway (DCSG).
The UEP2025's programmability makes it futureproof and capable of incorporating any future feature requirements, as well as adaptable to include current add-ons such as GPS on-board, fronthaul interfaces, MACSec, IPSec, or any of the many other features from Ethernity's rich FPGA firmware IP. Moreover, the same FPGA firmware can also be integrated into the company's ACE-NIC product line of SmartNICs to support cloud-native environments.
The UEP2025 will be available for testing in July, with volume shipments in Q4. Pre-ordering is currently available to secure delivery.
Ethernity CEO David Levi said, "UEP2025 is the ultimate tool in enabling a truly disaggregated Radio Access Network. While other vendors have L1 bonding features, they lock the service providers into using their proprietary radio. Ethernity offers service providers more flexibility and choice in which wired or wireless radios they use in planning their network infrastructure."
It also might blow over like TL's static caravan. I can only conclude from some of the exchanges on the other board that people enjoy being lied to.. "oh the SP is falling again I'd better read some figments of imagination from a bloke off the internet to make it all better"
Napatech sounding like they're encroaching on Ethernity turf:
https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2022/02/18/napatech-5g-upf-offload/
He's clearly got a few quid and likes anything that Mortazavi touches. No idea why this company is valued at such a high market cap but I'll carry on holding a few to find out either way..