The DOCSIS 3.0 specifications enable cable modems to achieve unprecedented uplink and downlink data rates, and it comes not a moment too soon. The growing market strength of telecommunications service ...

The need to remain connected is essentially human. An era of digitization and technology is built on this need. It is here that telecommunications come to the fore as a necessary utility. The rising ...

At the end of 2000, more than 38 companies had achieved data over cable service interface specification (DOCSIS) certified status for approximately 100 cable high-speed devices. Cable modem designers ...

Cable Next Gen Europe, a conference on cable-related technology, took place as a “digital symposium” this week, and among topics discussed was the next standard for cable data transfer, DOCSIS 4.0. A ...

The cable industry has a tremendous amount at stake as it begins rolling out the next version of its prime protocol, the Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS). Version 3.1 of the ...

Cable Internet with download and upload speeds of 10Gbps may eventually come to American homes thanks to a new specification for higher-speed, symmetrical data transmissions. The industry’s R&D ...

International telecommunications research and development organisation CableLabs has announced completing its specifications for Full Duplex Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS), ...

New Nighthawk cable modems deliver multigigabit internet speeds to work with the fastest internet service plans available SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NETGEAR®, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTGR), the ...

Frank Manning, Zoom’s CEO, commented on the successful completion of Motorola MB8611 Cablelabs certification. “This product has excellent potential for sales through retailers and service providers.

The telephone and cable industries need to fight against their legacies as much as against each other. The telcos perhaps faced an even more fundamental challenge: The very substance that the industry ...

My cable system here in Canada claims to have 1Gbps down and 50Mbps up everywhere in its footprint. From what I have see and read, most people who subscribe to that only get around 500-600Mbps down ...