Single Pair Ethernet System Alliance – Technology for the Future

The Single Pair Ethernet System Alliance is a worldwide association of leading technology companies. We want to implement and further develop the pioneering Single Pair Ethernet technology. Together and holistically.

One for all. All for one.

The Single Pair Ethernet System Alliance stands for the planning and future security of this new technology. The companies in the alliance contribute themselves and their experience. And they participate in the exchange of know-how between the different industries. Interesting for you?

The alliance

Get to know us. How we think. Who is involved. And the people behind it.

The technology

This is how you make the future. Learn all about the Single-Pair-Ethernet-technology.

How you become a member

What you get out of becoming our member. And how you can become a member.

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news and events

9th of April 2026

Single Pair Ethernet in practice

A current case study from JUMO’s new SENSILO plant in Fulda shows how Single Pair Ethernet is already being successfully used in a real-world application today. The end-to-end SPE architecture for smart indoor climate monitoring demonstrates how simple, efficient, and future-ready modern connectivity solutions can be in practice.

9th of April 2026

Review Embedded World 2026

This year’s Embedded World once again showed how relevant Single Pair Ethernet is for the industrial communication of today and tomorrow. Together with the SPE Industrial Partner Network, we put SPE in the spotlight as a key technology for modern industrial networks and future-ready connectivity solutions.

19th of February 2026

REVIEW: PAN-EUROPEAN DESIGN CONFERENCE

The Pan-European Electronics Design Conference (PEDC) 2026 in Prague was a resounding success for us. With a keynote speech followed by a panel discussion, we were able to impressively demonstrate how SPE is shaping the future of networked systems – and how great the interest in end-to-end, IP-based architectures from sensor to cloud has become.