The second annual conference on Time Sensitive Networking and Applications will feature two days of conversations and sessions focused on “how standard Ethernet is used for deterministic communications and time synchronization.”
The agenda for TSNA 2016 features a lineup of leaders and speakers from IT, industrial, automotive and AV industries and an evening reception and networking dinner. AVnu Alliance, the industry consortium driving open standards-based deterministic networking, is a key sponsor of TSNA 2016, which comes to the DoubleTree in San Jose, Calif., on April 12 and 13.
The conference’s second year, which follows a sold-out debut in 2015, will kick off and wrap up with keynote addresses by industry experts from Cisco, Intel and TTTech.
TSNA 2016 session content will explore topics and themes including: technical overviews on current and emerging standards for time sensitive applications such as scheduled networks and wireless adoption; market impact – including discussions of real-world applications across markets; tips and tools for developers – ranging from open-source software to testing tools; and networking opportunities with individuals who are leading the development and adoption of deterministic networking technologies.
“It was thrilling to see so much interest and dedication from industry leaders at the 2015 inaugural conference,” says Kevin Stanton, TSNA Conference Chairman in the announcement. “This year’s event has attracted even greater support as the applications and markets continue to expand. It is encouraging to hear the positive response and market demand that this event has sparked for more learning and networking opportunities across companies and markets.”
AVnu Alliance joins members Biamp, Intel, Calnex, TTTech, National Instruments, Extreme Networks and Meyer Sound as sponsors of the technical conference.
Event attendees and those who can’t make it can follow the latest news on TSNA 2016 by following #TSNA16 on Twitter.
