Meinberg, a privately owned German company founded in 1979, manufactures electrical equipment specializing in synchronization solutions. Employing approximately 40 people as of 2023, the company's products are used in various mission-critical applications, including power grid and substation automation, digital broadcasting, telecommunication networks, aerospace, finance, and scientific research.
Meinberg announced two new rail-mounted, standalone GNSS-synchronized reference clocks for industrial applications: the GPS183/DAHS, GPS183/DHS, GNS183/DAHS, and GNS183/DHS. These models use GNSS receiver and reference clock technology to provide nanosecond-level accuracy. A vulnerability in third-party software, GnuTLS, was identified with three CVEs: CVE-2025-32988 (low), CVE-2025-32989 (medium), and CVE-2025-32990. Meinberg will participate in the 2025 International IEEE Symposium on Precision Clock Synchronization for Measurement Control and Communication (ISPCS). Information was also provided on creating custom NTP message extensions using Extension Fields (EFs) as defined in RFC 5905.
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