The Broadband Forum’s TR-398 specification has fast become the standardized way the industry measures Wi-Fi performance on consumer devices for carrier-grade broadband deployments.
Join us on April 24 for a deep dive into TR.398 Carrier Grade Wi-Fi testing. You’ll learn how it enables broadband service providers and vendors to:
- Qualify Wi-Fi CPE using standardized performance benchmarks
- Reproduce real-world subscriber environments and traffic patterns
- Identify performance gaps and improve QoE across device types
- Meet customer requirements and improve the subscriber experience.
We’ll also share lessons learned from vendors and operators already using BBF.398 to validate Wi-Fi at scale.
Who should attend?
- Service provider engineering and QA teams
- CPE and Wi-Fi AP vendors building carrier-grade Wi-Fi solutions
- Anyone interested in performance benchmarking and standards-based testing
Discover how BBF.398 is helping the industry deliver better Wi-Fi – on real devices, in real homes.
Speakers include:
Lincoln Lavoie – Principal Engineer, Broadband Technologies, University of New Hampshire Interoperability Labs
Martin Casey – Distinguished Member of Technical Staff (DMTS), Calix
Moderated by: Jason Walls – Director of Technical Marketing, QA Cafe