INDUSTRY NEWS
IEEE Publishes 1901 Draft Standard for Powerline Communications
1901 Moves Closer to Final Approval as an Official International Standard
To read the complete Press Release
HomePlug® Powerline Alliance Congratulates Member Companies on International CES Innovations 2010 Awards
To read the complete Press Release
IEEE P1901 Working Group Takes Significant Steps toward Completion of Powerline Communications Standard
Certified, Interoperable IEEE 1901 Products Expected in 2010
To read the complete Press Release
Cisco and Motorola Sponsor First "HomePlug® AV 1901 Plugfest" for High Speed Powerline Networking Chipsets
Interop Testing of HomePlug AV Chips from Gigle, Intellon and SPiDCOM sets the Stage for Compliance with the Upcoming IEEE 1901 Powerline Networking International Standard.
To read the complete Press Release
HomePlug® AV Technology Enables IEEE 1901 Draft Standard
- P1901 Working Group Votes to Accept Official Draft Standard Document -
Portland, Ore. - July 28, 2009 - The HomePlug® Powerline Alliance today applauds the IEEE P1901 Working Group approval of a Draft Standard for powerline communications that includes HomePlug AV technology as a key element. The approval took place on Friday at the P1901 Working Group meeting in Tokyo, Japan.
To read the complete press release
Avril 2009
La Lettre de l'ARCEP
Entretien avec Frédéric Onado, Directeur Général de SPiDCOM
April 2009
SPiDCOM's COO interview in HomeToys
After giving an update on SPiDCOM Technologies, Frederic Onado presents the new SPC300 HomePlug AV SoC and how product manufacturers can take advantage of its "no-limits" concept.
To read the complete interview
December 22nd 2008
HomePlug® Technology Incorporated into IEEE P1901 Standard Baseline
P1901 Working Group Votes to Confirm Baseline
San Ramon, Calif. - December 22, 2008 - The HomePlug® Powerline Alliance today announced that the IEEE P1901 Working Group approved proposals including key HomePlug technology as the baseline for an IEEE powerline communications standard. The balloting took place Thursday at the P1901 Working Group meeting in Kyoto, Japan.