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RIOLAB(TM), World's First RapidIO(R) Interoperability Lab Commences Interoperability Testing for Vendors and OEMs Designing with RapidIO Technology
RIOLAB(TM), World's First RapidIO(R) Interoperability Lab Commences Interoperability Testing for Vendors and OEMs Designing with RapidIO Technology.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n\n\n\n\nwww.rio-lab.com Provides Detailed Information About Interoperability\nTesting Levels and Procedures\n\nOTTAWA, July 25 /CNW Telbec/ - RIOLAB(TM) Corporation, the world's first\nRapidIO(R) Interoperability testing facility, commenced full operations and\nstarted accepting reservations for test sessions from vendors and OEMs\ninvolved in RapidIO-based product development. To facilitate access to RIOLAB,\nan inclusive and easy-to-navigate web site, www.rio-lab.com, was introduced\ntoday. Launched by Tundra Semiconductor in February 2006, RIOLAB is a\nstate-of-the-art testing facility that provides the RapidIO ecosystem with\ndevice interoperability and specification compliance testing.\n\"As the impetus behind the development of RIOLAB, we are delighted to see\nvendors and OEMs supporting the important interoperability test capabilities\nRIOLAB offers,\" said Tom Wilson, director of product marketing at Tundra\nSemiconductor. \"Since February, RIOLAB has made tremendous progress from\nestablishing a state-of-the-art facility backed by a Qualified Vendor Program,\nto the development of an informative web site, to commencement of operations.\nThis facility is already proving its value to the RapidIO ecosystem as vendors\nand OEMs drive their products to market.\"\nRIOLAB's Qualified Vendor Program (QVP) ensures the lab utilizes the most\nadvanced equipment available to perform interoperability and specification\ncompliance testing. The first Qualified Vendors include Fabric Embedded Tools\nCorporation, Nexus Technology, Silicon Turnkey Express (STx), and Tektronix.\nEach of these vendors has contributed hardware or software and has\ndemonstrated compliance to the RapidIO specification. In addition, these\nvendors have agreed to work with RIOLAB to provide any upgrades or new\nproducts, ensuring that the lab is always using state-of-the-art technology.\n\nInteroperability Tests\n\nRIOLAB is designed around graduated levels of interoperability that align\nwith both the RapidIO specification and the needs of silicon vendors and OEMs.\nThe interoperability tests build on the RapidIO Trade Association's Device\nInteroperability and Certification Checklists, which were developed for\necosystem members. Currently tests are available for Device Interoperability\nLevels - DIL-1 and DIL-2, with DIL-3 scheduled to be available in Nove...