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6/4/21 RNS
“Our collaboration with the Ethernity team has certainly made a significant contribution to our end-to-end system design," noted Rakesh Tiwari, Tarana's VP of Product Management. "Our ability to easily customize packet processing on the ENET platform to meet our application-specific needs has made it a superior choice over off-the-shelf ASIC-based switches."
This is the real value of Ethernity IP. By having it on an FPGA the processes can be updated with new coding. So while the Ethernity SoC manages traffic, L2 and security accelerating the performance of the system overall, whenever there is a technical jump, like G1*2 or the new G1 6Ghz release, the firmware can be updated so that existing base units can use this new capability. When your base units are 100m up towers and in the middle of nowhere you don’t want to replace them. ASIC switches are one use items. They are fixed in one functio
From Tarana website June 2023
Backward Compatibility
Another dilemma operators face is the introduction of new equipment, either as a replacement for existing equipment that is no longer in production or is installed for new functionality. With G1, operators are assured of backward compatibility for the next generation of equipment.
A good example of this is the upcoming 6 GHz base node that will be shipping soon. This base node will maintain compatibility with current 5 GHz remote nodes, avoiding the need for costly upgrades and truck rolls; further prolonging equipment lifetime
JP, Tarana base node and enet
RNs June 2023
David Levi, CEO of Ethernity Networks, commented: "The support we have provided to this customer over the past seven years has not only led to this expansion of their business, but also to ongoing development toward a second-generation FWA base station node. There is clearly significant value in our collaboration with our customers, as demonstrated by this order."
It was anticipated and by that logic priced in as the market would of been aware. Think the pending news from enet will keep this steady.
Shares on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on Sunday slid moderately as investors await Israel’s response to Iran’s first-ever direct drone and missile attack on the country.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange’s benchmark TA-125 index slipped 0.7% and the TA-35 index of blue-chip companies fell 0.6% in early afternoon trading. The TA-90 index, which tracks the shares with the highest market capitalization not included in the TA-35 index, dropped 0.9%, and the TA-Insurance & Financial Services index was down 1.6%.
“The market reaction is slightly negative but not hysterical, as an attack from Iran was anticipated,” IBI investment house chief economist Rafi Gozlan told The Times of Israel. “Investors are now in a wait-and-see position to see how Israel will respond to the Iranian attack and whether it stays a tit-for-tat situation or develops into a wider regional escalation.”
Air space reopens and America is popping shots to fully back Israel. Iran say that drone strike achieved it's aim.
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Tel Aviv shares were flat to marginally lower in early Sunday trade after Iran’s attack on Israel on Saturday.
At 0734 GMT, the broad Tel Aviv 125 index was down 0.2%, coming off an earlier drop of 0.6%, while the blue-chip TA-35 was unchanged. Government bond prices were down as much as 0.6%.
-rueters