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Fraunhofer and QSC sign deal to enhance broadband SDSL
Fraunhofer and QSC sign deal to enhance broadband SDSLThe Fraunhofer Center for Research in Computer Graphics has entered into a technology partnership agreement with QS Communications, a German provider of Internet access using SDSL (symmetric
Fraunhofer and QSC sign deal to enhance broadband SDSL
The Fraunhofer Center for Research in Computer Graphics has entered into a technology partnership agreement with QS Communications, a German provider of Internet access using SDSL (symmetric DSL) technology. Under terms of the agreement, QSC will gain access to all of the computer and related Internet technologies being developed at Fraunhofers lab in Providence, RI, and Fraunhofer will collaborate with QSC on new technology development related to the use of SDSL in business and residential applications. QSC claims to have the most extensive DSL-based broadband access network in Germany, with more than 420 locations in 24 cities.
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