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Cable Television Labs has completed the first round of PacketCable interoperability testing of a variety of equipment developed according to PacketCable and DOCSIS specifications.

By BroadCasting & Cable Staff -- Broadcasting & Cable, 4/23/2000 8:00:00 PM

Cable Television Labs has completed the first round of PacketCable interoperability testing of a variety of equipment developed according to PacketCable and DOCSIS specifications. A group of 17 vendors-including Broadcom, Cisco, Motorola and Philips-took part in the tests, which were deemed a success, according to PacketCable Testing Project Director Tom Thompson. "We will continue with functional testing moving forward," he says, "but now it's time to dig much deeper into the specific protocols."

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