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Major investments in broadband networks, both on a communal as well as on a national level, have brought civil works planning into focus. In many cases it’s not possible to use existing infrastructure meaning new trenches will be required. These will then be later populated with ducts, ducts in ducts, microducts, etc. for the later insertion of cables and fibres.
Distribute the full speed of the fibre-optic connection throughout the home, without routing any cables – this is what the new Multipoint function of the devolo Giga Bridge offers. This further development of the devolo Giga Bridge uses a new network function to distribute the data of the broadband connection to any room. It is ideal for delivering the 4K/8K contents of IPTV applications right to the place they are needed – directly to end devices such as smart TVs and set-top boxes. Furthermore, other IP-based devices such as Wi-Fi access points and NAS network drives can also be networked. The Giga Bridge Multipoint uses existing coaxial lines or phone lines already in the building to accomplish this. Through this expansion of the functional range, devolo is bolstering its innovative FTTH product and enabling broader use. The devolo Giga Bridge with Multipoint function is celebrating its premiere at the ANGA COM 2022 fair.
Teleste is thrilled to announce that it has participated in the first successful DOCSIS® 4.0 Extended Spectrum DOCSIS (ESD) amplifier cascade demonstration that was recently completed at CableLabs’ ‘10G Showcase’ in Colorado, US. Bringing leading cable operators and technology vendors under one roof to collaborate on the industry’s multi-gigabit future, the event demonstrated the cable infrastructure’s potential as a front line for operators to continue increasing data transmission speed and capacity in their hybrid fiber-coax (HFC) networks.
In 2021, the cable industry saw commercial deployments of Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) take off. Teleste has worked intensively to ensure operators’ safe investments in the technology, and we are now upscaling the deployments of Distributed Access devices in the field. The technology is now ready with support for industry-wide interoperability and large-scale deployments. So what benefits can operators reap by decentralising their networks and adopting Distributed Access technology today? Come and meet our broadband experts at ANGA COM 2022 to hear their insights and join the discussion! You will find us at stand C12 in Hall 8.
