SANTA CLARA, Calif., Feb. 5, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Nayna Networks, Inc., (OTCBB:NAYN), a provider of next generation network solutions headquartered in Santa Clara, California, USA, today announced that Dr. Raj Jain will be giving a leading presentation at Microsoft's 2-day workshop on High-Speed TCP networking. The presentation title is "High-Speed Networking: Recent Developments, Issues and Challenges."
High-speed TCP research directly addresses the problem of slow recovery times often found in large-bandwidth links. On a packet loss, TCP reduces the load significantly and normally takes a long time to recover. This has a large impact on businesses being able to use the links for high-bandwidth services such as Movies on Demand and IPTV.
In prepared remarks, Dr. Raj Jain states, "I believe that very small changes in the TCP protocol in the area of congestion backoff windows can have the profound impact of reducing recovery times by ten-fold (10x). Clearly, the promise of TCP at high speed is the ability to carry large amounts of data required for 3D animations, HDTV downloads, and other Internet services at improved quality levels that are noticeable by retail users."
"With the understanding that bandwidth demand keeps growing year-over-year, any technology that helps to deliver more bandwidth with lower delays, such as Fiber-To-The-Home infrastructure and high-speed TCP, will be welcomed by the market," noted Dr. Raj Jain.
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