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InCoax Networks AB: Broadband boost for small and medium MDUs across Europe and North America as InCoax unveils its D2501
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HomeGrid Forum accelerates Gigabit access network delivery by leveraging existing wire infrastructure and ensuring interoperability through industry collaboration
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Beaverton, US, 21 April 2021: To meet the demand for gigabit home networking speeds and enable reliable next-generation networks, HomeGrid Forum today highlighted that technology vendors and service providers must work together to leverage existing wired infrastructure and deliver interoperable standards-based networking solutions. Newly appointed HomeGrid Forum President Livia Rosu joined distinguished speakers from Liberty Global, UPC Schweiz and Adtran on a connectivity panel at the Gigabit Access virtual event, hosted today by Total Telecom.
HomeGrid Forum has been invited to participate as recognition increases of G.hn technology and its capabilities of a robust connectivity backbone, high bandwidth and full interoperability in providing high quality broadband services and reducing the deployment cost o
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For telecom operators and service providers seeking to roll-out future-proofed fiber-grade services, Broadband Forum has published its latest technical report to help ensure that homes and businesses have access to faster, more reliable broadband connectivity by harnessing the copper infrastructure.
The TR-419 (Fiber Access Extension over Existing Copper Infrastructure) report shows how fiber-based access can be provided to customers by utilizing existing copper infrastructure as opposed to the installation of fiber to end-users’ premises, which may not be economically or physically viable. FTTep (Fiber to the extension point) lets service providers deploy fiber-grade services by leveraging the last meters of copper to extend the fiber network without lowering quality when compared to complete FTTH (Fiber to the home) networks.