UKNOF25

Contribution List

16. LTE - "The art of the possible"

Lars Bergendahl (Ericsson)

18/04/2013, 10:00

Lars is our Platinum meeting sponsor Ericsson's Programme Director LTE, and this talk will focus on how to mix LTE FDD and TD-LTE in real world deployments.

11. UK Wireless Spectrum Update: LTE

Steve Karmeinsky (NetTek Ltd / DBVu Ltd / City Meets Tech Ltd)

18/04/2013, 10:30

7. Whitespace Networks in the UK

Ben Ward (MLL Telecom)

18/04/2013, 11:10

Whitespace spectrum is a new way of offering large amounts of spectrum where the owner currently doesn’t or can’t use it. Opportunistic spectrum sharing allows swathes of TV and other spectrum currently lying unused to be accessed by users on a geographical and temporary basis (eg. in a specific location for a couple of minutes or months) by using coordination databases rather than auctions...

8. TV White Spaces for Rural Broadband

Mr Neil McRae (BT)

18/04/2013, 11:35

9. The Need for BCP38

Mr Neil McRae (BT)

18/04/2013, 11:55

UKNOF General Session

17. Communications Data Bill Consultation

Jim Killock (Open Rights Group)

18/04/2013, 12:15

10. A 6UK Retrospective

Mr Nigel Titley (Easynet)

18/04/2013, 12:25

19. RIPE Atlas Probes Distribution

Fearghas McKay (UKNOF)

18/04/2013, 12:40

18. PGP Signing

Mr Luke Sheldrick (an0key // kcom)

18/04/2013, 13:10

12. 100 GbE - What's New and What's Next

Greg Hankins (Brocade)

18/04/2013, 13:40

2. FTTx - Find The Technology x

Mr Thomas Weible (flexOptix GmbH)

18/04/2013, 14:05

UKNOF General Session

Fibre to the "something" is the emerging way to offer real highspeed access to your customers' premises. We do a comparison of distance, speed, applications, CPE & PoP capabilities, with a review of deployed technologies in different countries.

14. Fast Rural Broadband

Christer Karlsson (Gigaclear), Matthew Hare (Gigaclear)

18/04/2013, 14:30

UKNOF General Session

20. UK Internet History talk - Data Centres

Dr Mike Kelly (Datacentred Ltd)

18/04/2013, 14:50

UKNOF General Session

15. IXP Developments in Scotland

Charlie Boisseau (Fluency)

18/04/2013, 15:15

6. Observing Limited Visibility Prefixes in the Wild

Mr Olaf Maennel (Loughborough University)

18/04/2013, 16:00

Advertising a prefix is only the first step towards achieving global reachability. However, filters and policies may not mean that an advertised prefix is reachable from everywhere on the Internet. We have build a tool, that looks at publicly available data and checks the global reachability of your prefixes. The output from our studies are available at visibility.it.uc3m.es. Such limited...

3. Beating Bufferbloat with FQ_Codel

dave taht (bufferbloat.net)

18/04/2013, 16:25

UKNOF General Session

Most of the excitement over reducing latency under load on edge networks has been focused on the combination of the Flow Queuing + Codel algorithms now in the Linux kernel, called fq_codel. This talk goes into how, why, and where that works, and the sorts of network traffic that can and cannot be optimized. It leverages new studies from cablelabs and others on the prospect of deploying the...

0. Adaptive Bit Rate video delivery

Mr Thomas Kernen (Cisco)

18/04/2013, 16:50

UKNOF General Session

Internet based delivery of video services across non-multicast enabled networks is currently led by the likes of Apple, Microsoft, Adobe. Each have their own carriage system for the "chuncks" of data delivering "Adaptive BitRate" services which causes some providers to have to encode up to 120 versions of a single source. This presentation will discuss how MPEG-DASH, a recent standard that...

13. Akamai and ISPs

Patrick Gilmore (Akamai Technologies)

18/04/2013, 17:15

UKNOF invited me to explain a little bit about how Akamai works and how Akamai and ISPs interact. This talk is designed to impart a very high level understanding on the Akamai system and give ISPs some idea of how Akamai works with an ISP to deliver content to end users.