Here at the University of New Hampshire’s Interoperability Lab (UNH-IOL), the collaborative efforts of Plugfests, also known as group test events, have been hosted and developed since the late 1980s. The lab’s dedicated space for these types of events holds up to 60 companies in a neutral, third party environment. Common among the UNH-IOL’s group testing efforts, are the multi-vendor Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe ® ) and NVMe over Fabrics (NVMe-oF ™) Plugfests which are held two times per year....
IOL Blog Entries for February 2021
Testing NVMe® Conformance Through Virtual Plugfest Events
By Owen O'Brien - February 12, 2021
Interoperability and Conformance Testing: What’s the Difference?
By Cornelis Plomp - February 2, 2021
Hello! I’m Cornelis Plomp, a test technician at the UNH InterOperability Laboratory. I am currently a junior in mechanical engineering at UNH. At the IOL, I do a lot of the actual testing on devices, and I also help write some of our test plans. I have been working at the lab for two years in the Baseband testing group. In this group I work with devices such as switches and test a variety of test plans specifically for IEEE...