We released ByteBlower server 2.12.0.

Although it seems like a standard new release, 2.12.0 is a big step: it is the first release with full support for our new 100Gbit/s ByteBlower server (the ByteBlower 5100 server)!

The newsletter will have more information about this system. Of course don't hesitate to contact us, Jan, Charlie or Dries for a demo!

The full changelog is available here: ByteBlower Server 2.12

Excentis is happy to announce a new version of the XRA-31!

This version fixes two critical issues. Details can be found in the full changelog (please login to view it).

We strongly advise our customers to update to this release.

Excentis is excited to announce a new version of the XRA-31!

This version supports up to 2 OFDM, 2 OFDMA, 32 SC-QAM and 8 A-TDMA channels simultaneously, in real time at line-rate speeds!

Improved OFDM equalization, faster and more robust OFDM locking and significantly reduced power consumption are other notable enhancements.

Furthermore this release has several other enhancements and fixes, which can be found in the full changelog (please login to view it).

We strongly advise our customers

The 21st of July is a public holday in Belgium. Support will be delayed.

Of course we're back the day after.

Thank you.

We released ByteBlower server 2.11.8. 

This release implements the DHCP elapsed time field in the DHCP Discover and DHCP Request messages. A performance regression on some hardware introduced in 2.11.6 is also fixed.

The full changelog is available here: ByteBlower Server 2.11 changelog

We are happy to announce the release of ByteBlower GUI v2.11.8 !

The ByteBlower GUI and CLT can now generate your results in JSON format.
JSON is a very popular way of representing objects.
Its syntax is very intuitive, in many languages.

Pieter Vandercammen wrote a nice article about how to validate ByteBlower results in Python.

Here is the complete changelog.

You can download the GUI here