Thomson announced the launch of the Thomson 5411/5120 chipset for customer premises equipment at the 2007 Broadband World Forum Europe . Comprising a
digital integrated circuit and an analog integrated circuit, the chipset enables simultaneous VDSL2 and ADSL2+ connectivity while serving triple-play applications including broadband internet,television and telephone.
"The versatility of this chipset will revolutionize DSL broadband applications," said Marc Crosnier, Worldwide Sales Manager of Thomson's Silicon Components business. "Telecom operators will now be able to increase user revenue by cost-efficiently upgrading the performance and expanding the bandwidth of their network."
The Thomson 5411/5120 chipset's interoperability with most
customer premises equipment (CPE) allows telecom operators to deploy VDSL2 platforms, for about the cost of an ADSL2+ platform. The chipset offers complete backward compatibility with ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ networks
and includes an embedded dedicated accelerator for efficient multimedia stream routing.
Thomson provides two reference designs, engineered to serve
telecom operators, OEMs, IDHs and ODMs: a gateway modem design that provides LAN routing to multiple users, and a triple-play Integrated Access Device (IAD) design providing VoIP and wireless LAN capabilities.
The Thomson 5411/5120 chipset is being demonstrated at the Thomson stand during the 2007 Broadband World Forum Europe in a complete triple-play VDSL2 gateway scenario with Voice over IP software from D2 Technologies.
For more information on Thomson's latest IC developments and products, please visit: http://silicon.thomson.net or contact:
silicon@thomson.net.
About Thomson's Technology Division
Thomson's Technology division develops and supplies advanced products, services and technologies to media, entertainment and telecommunications companies. One of three divisions of Thomson, S.A.,the Technology division capitalizes on its worldwide research organization to feed its 3 other businesses: Intellectual Property &
Licensing, managing one of the world's largest patent portfolios;Thomson Silicon Solutions, developing advanced integrated circuits;and Software & Technology Solutions, a leading developer and provider of innovative digital security and technology solutions.
digital integrated circuit and an analog integrated circuit, the chipset enables simultaneous VDSL2 and ADSL2+ connectivity while serving triple-play applications including broadband internet,television and telephone.
"The versatility of this chipset will revolutionize DSL broadband applications," said Marc Crosnier, Worldwide Sales Manager of Thomson's Silicon Components business. "Telecom operators will now be able to increase user revenue by cost-efficiently upgrading the performance and expanding the bandwidth of their network."
The Thomson 5411/5120 chipset's interoperability with most
customer premises equipment (CPE) allows telecom operators to deploy VDSL2 platforms, for about the cost of an ADSL2+ platform. The chipset offers complete backward compatibility with ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ networks
and includes an embedded dedicated accelerator for efficient multimedia stream routing.
Thomson provides two reference designs, engineered to serve
telecom operators, OEMs, IDHs and ODMs: a gateway modem design that provides LAN routing to multiple users, and a triple-play Integrated Access Device (IAD) design providing VoIP and wireless LAN capabilities.
The Thomson 5411/5120 chipset is being demonstrated at the Thomson stand during the 2007 Broadband World Forum Europe in a complete triple-play VDSL2 gateway scenario with Voice over IP software from D2 Technologies.
For more information on Thomson's latest IC developments and products, please visit: http://silicon.thomson.net or contact:
silicon@thomson.net.
About Thomson's Technology Division
Thomson's Technology division develops and supplies advanced products, services and technologies to media, entertainment and telecommunications companies. One of three divisions of Thomson, S.A.,the Technology division capitalizes on its worldwide research organization to feed its 3 other businesses: Intellectual Property &
Licensing, managing one of the world's largest patent portfolios;Thomson Silicon Solutions, developing advanced integrated circuits;and Software & Technology Solutions, a leading developer and provider of innovative digital security and technology solutions.
