Software manufacturer Axiros North America, a subsidiary of global telecommunications firm Axiros, yesterday announced the release of its AX BBT - Broadband Test Service at the inaugural U.S. Broadband Summit in Washington, DC.
The new Axiros AX BBT Broadband Test Service utilizes powerful Axiros speed test servers and a web-accessible application that customers can use separately or in conjunction with other resources. Together with TR-143 compliant customer premise equipment such as modems or routers, or dedicated test probes, the service offers automated scheduling of the appropriate performance test routines for all rural broadband funds and programs that require Proof of Performance reporting.
In addition to its use by broadband providers to report performance results to government regulators, management, and investors, the AX BBT Broadband Test Service is designed to be user-friendly for both technical and non-technical staff. The cloud-based program comes with low monthly fees to make access to top tier technology within reach of service providers of all types and sizes. A variety of options are available for basic regulatory testing, wide scale quality of service visibility and more.
Michael Shaw, Chief Executive Officer, Axiros North America
Speed and latency have long been components of measuring compliance to committed levels of broadband performance. What makes our new AX.BBT service so valuable to the market is that broadband service providers with all manner of networks can also use it to continuously monitor network performance for their own best practice policies, and to reassure private investors who are helping supercharge universal access.
