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No-New-Wire Home Networks on the Rise
8/23/10 at 9:22 AM by Andrew Burger
The outlook for "no-new-wires" technology, such as HomePlug, HomePNA and MoCA, is on the upswing given the rise of HDTV, IPTV and home networks, but competing standards may muddy the waters for consumers and providers alike, according to a new studay by IMS Research.
"The medium-term future for ‘no-new-wire’ technologies is still ...
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Consolidated Builds Connected Home Capability
3/11/10 at 9:36 AM by Telecompetitor
VANCOUVER, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Consolidated Communications, the 13th largest telecom provider in the U.S., has selected the ClearAccess solution for its managed residential broadband offering. The Illinois-based company has deployed the ClearVision TR-069 platform to manage more than 300,000 subscriber devices that comprise today’s connected home, from Internet capable TVs, laptops, and gaming consoles to iPhones, Internet cameras, and other networked devices. ...
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Sigma Designs Acquires CopperGate, Looks to Home Networking
10/13/09 at 8:27 AM by Telecompetitor
Sigma Designs, Inc. to Acquire CopperGate Communications Ltd. Creating a Leading Provider of Networked Home Entertainment Semiconductor Solutions
MILPITAS, Calif. & TEL AVIV, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sigma Designs®, Inc. (NASDAQ:SIGM) (“Sigma”) and CopperGate Communications Ltd. (“CopperGate”) today announced that the companies have entered into a definitive agreement for Sigma to acquire CopperGate in a cash and stock transaction with an agreed value of ...
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In-Stat: Existing Wires Home Networks of Growing Importance
5/28/09 at 10:42 AM by Telecompetitor  The next frontier for broadband carriers is within the home. Some may argue broadband carriers have already crossed that frontier, thanks in large part to IPTV. But as new research from In-Stat points out, we’re really at the beginning stages of this important trend. In-Stat says that by 2013, the average household will have 2.5x as many digital media devices (computing, gaming, stationary digital consumer electronics, portable and mobile ...
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Cable Sees Future in IP Based Home Networks
8/24/07 at 7:38 AM by Telecompetitor  CableLabs and the Digital Transmission License Administrator (DTLA) have reached an agreement that will allow cable operators to distribute their content in IP format across home networks. The new standard represented by this agreement is known as Digital Transmission Copy Protection-IP (DTCP). This agreement will most likely result in the easy transfer of content, including VOD, to a variety of ...
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Charter Launches Wireless Home Networking Service
5/23/07 at 4:32 PM by Telecompetitor  Charter Communications announced the nationwide launch of a wireless home networking solution, targeting consumers. The new solution provides a complete wireless connectivity package, including installation, configuration, 24 x 7 customer service, and a security suite for each networked computer. Charter will market the service for $9.99/month, which includes support for up to 5 networked computers. Installation is free, when purchased with a new high speed Internet subscription.
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