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May 28, 2022
Recently we've been working with Brent Yates and Geeter Kyrazis at an exciting company called swXtch.io. Our interest was peaked when we discovered that the network interfaces are presented with hardware timestamping capability
December 6, 2021
More or less every day I see ads from clock vendors promising that so long as you buy a clock from one of three vendors, then you are guaranteed to have nanosecond accuracy everywhere in your network...
November 30, 2021
Regulation has become a huge part of the financial services ecosystem with an estimated spend of over $181 Billion a year which is the equivalent of about an 8% tax to individual firms!
November 10, 2021
We all understand in the modern world network security is important as well as the tools we have to monitor it. It can be easily understood that your network security can only be as good as the insight into it you have.
November 8, 2021
CISA (The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) in the US have developed a document that specifically focusses on how the guidance for timing and synchronisation for a network operators, CIO’s (Chief Information Officers), or CISOs (Chief Information Security Officers) perspective. The goal of the document is to highlight the importance of timing and sync within enterprise networks and systems.
June 21, 2021
Many of our customers in the financial services space are moving containerised services managed by Kubernetes to clouds - public and private. It can be challenging...
June 8, 2021
It is no secret that technology has moved forward leaps and bounds over the past ten years, at such a rapid pace it is difficult to keep up with the Jones'.
June 1, 2021
n this article, I look at how we used Timebeat and the Qulsar Qg2 in our lab to discover and quantify the error introduced by the transparent and boundary clock
February 19, 2021
There is a lot of noise in the clock synchronisation space. It's a seemingly simple subject (adjusting a clock to be accurate) but in practice it's remarkably complicated to do well.