Fremont, California, February 19, 2018: Pioneering development work in 5G, CloudCO and network virtualization was today cited by Kevin Foster, Chairman of the Broadband Forum as one of the key reasons for its growth in 2017, with the announcement of a further 14…
November 28, 2017—San Ramon, CA—Demonstrating its commitment to broadband access, MoCA has joined the Broadband Forum. MoCA will work with the organization to utilize its data modeling and management standards for integration into MoCA Access™. Broadband Forum also represents a…
June 14, 2017, San Ramon, CA—Leveraging its inherent strengths in high performance and high reliability, the Multimedia over Coax Alliance is introducing MoCA Access; a new broadband access specification based on the MoCA 2.5 standard which is capable of 2.5…
Cable ONE today announced the launch of WiFi ONE, a home networking system that will provide access to the company’s wireless broadband services across multiple devices throughout customers’ homes. The Cable ONE WiFi offering is designed to offer high speeds,…
October 18, 2016 — PORTLAND, Ore.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–HomePlug® (www.homeplug.org), the worldwide standard for powerline communications networking, today announced that it has proudly succeeded in becoming the global standard in broadband powerline networking technology, with over 220 million devices deployed worldwide. “The…
June 8, 2016—ANGA, Cologne, Germany and San Ramon, CA— MoCA® is developing a specification targeting multiple dwelling units (MDUs) called MoCA Access™. The specification will be based on the current MoCA 2.0 standard which is capable of 1 Gbps net…
The latest Multimedia Over Coax Alliance specifications call for MoCA network speeds to increase 2.5 times over current levels. MoCA 2.5, released April 13, boosts MoCA home network speed as high as 2.5 Gbps and improves on network management and…
The enablement of multiscreen video is emerging as a focal point for home networking technology and service providers worldwide, according to excerpts from Infonetics Research’s latest, “Home Networking Devices” report. “Like broadband CPE, home networking devices continue to grow as…
The explosion of digital devices and the need to distribute digital content throughout the home has led to a bevy of home networking standards. The nVoy program aims to make sense of it all and simplify the networking process by…
There are several available technologies to enable the digital home, ranging from Wi-fi (802.11) to the networking stalwart, wired Ethernet (802.3). A new industry effort, IEEE 1905.1 hybrid networking standard or nVoy, hopes to promote interoperability between Wi-Fi, HomePlug, Ethernet,…
Global sales of home networking devices reached $4.9 billion in 2H 2012, a 5% rise from 1H 2012’s total, according to Infonetics Research’s latest “Home Networking Devices” vendor market share and forecast report. In these reports Infonetics tracks residential gateways;…
Sales of multimedia-over-coaxial cable (MoCA) devices are fueling sustained growth when it comes to home networking equipment in North America, according to a new report from Infonetics Research. Some $46 billion will be spent cumulatively on consumer home networking devices…
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