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I’ve made a huge mistake. Last week at InfoComm in Orlando, the SDVoE Alliance delivered a demo that put an SDVoE system on display right next to a matrix switch. Visitors to the booth got [...]

In our last installment, I explained some great features of the matrix switch that SDVoE has learned from. With these lessons at the front of mind, it should be clear how SDVoE delivers matrix [...]

AV professionals have relied on the matrix switch for over 90 years – since television was invented. In that time, the matrix switch has evolved advanced and useful features above and beyond mere [...]

There are two well-known architectures used for switching electrical signals from sources to destinations: circuit switches and packet switches. A circuit switch is the simpler of the two. A [...]

Lately something has really been puzzling me. It’s about interoperability, and the ways we take it for granted some places, while completely ignoring its value elsewhere. For example, everyone [...]

I hear it all the time – “10G switches are expensive!” Can that really be true?  In every area of IT and computer hardware, components are cheap and they get cheaper. Is it possible that [...]

When I grew up, my mother was a high school English teacher who consistently won the title “wicked witch” in an annual contest voted on by students. Regular readers of mine may notice a certain [...]

I – along with 80,000 of my closest AV industry friends – am just back from a week in Amsterdam at ISE 2019. Lots of folks talk about what an exhausting week a tradeshow like this is. Personally, [...]