Q&A: Endace's Paul Doyle on IEEE1588 and More ...
Before one can accurately measure latency across a network, it's important to make sure that all the devices connected to that network are running to precisely the same time. Endace recently rolled out support for the IEEE1588 specification, designed to achieve that synchronisation. And alongside the technology, the company also launched its new positioning as the "Official Timekeepers of the Low Latency Race." Low-Latency.com asked Endace Technical Marketing Manager Paul Doyle about 1588 and the new focus.
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