Are you ready for the leap second on 30 June 2015? These are uncommon — they happen on average about every 18 months’ time but sometimes there can be several years’ time between them. This one is a bit special. While they usually happen on 31 December, this one happens on 30 June, and instead… Read More
NTF
NTF announces two new Board Members
Network Time Foundation is pleased to announce the addition of two new Board Members: Brian Reid, Ph.D. and Eugene Spafford, Ph.D.. All of the board members are looking forward to working together and helping NTF fulfill its mission and significantly improve the state of network time. Please visit http://www.nwtime.org/about/our-team/ntf-staff/ for more information.
NTF is NTP’s ‘Father Time’
OK, maybe in our dreams. David L. Mills will always be the Father of Time to Harlan, and Prof. Mills was the first member of NTF’s Technical Advisory Board. And independent of these things, Open Source Software needs to be supported — Network Time in general and NTP in particular. Network Time Foundation’s mission is… Read More
Invitation: Time track presentations at FOSDEM2015
Come hear the time track presentations at FOSDEM2015 in Brussels on 31Jan-1Feb to hear a number of folks working with Network Time foundation talk about several projects! Speakers include: George Neville-Neil, “Computers, Clocks, and Network time – Everything you never wanted to know about time.” Most people who work with computers have no idea how… Read More
Network Time Foundation (NTF) gets its 501(c)(3) charity status
Network Time Foundation (NTF) received its 501(c)(3) public benefit corporation approval in July 2014 from the United States Internal Revenue Service. Here is a link to the NTF 501(c)(3) certificate: 501c3 acceptance NTF’s Vision Leading the delivery of accurate and precise time to connected devices around the world. NTF’s Mission To cultivate and promote research,… Read More
Event: NTF to attend ISPCS in Austin, Texas
Harlan Stenn and Sue Graves will be attending the: 2014 International IEEE Symposium on Precision Clock Synchronization for Measurement, Control and Communication Come talk with us about Network Time Protocol, PTP, General Timestamp and other time projects at the Plugfest or technical conference starting September 21st – September 26th!
