This DOCSIS 3.1 modem and router is the overall best choice, blending current-gen tech and affordability. It’s also ...

HICKORY, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM), a global leader in home networks, today announced that its ARRIS SURFboard ® G54 DOCSIS 3.1 quad-band Wi-Fi 7 cable modem will be available to ...

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NETGEAR, Inc. has launched the Nighthawk DOCSIS 3.1 high-speed Internet cable modem (CM3000), designed to support the latest DOCSIS 3.1 cable internet speeds with mid/high-split technology. This modem ...

New Nighthawk CM3000 cable modem engineered to unlock fastest internet speeds available today with revolutionary mid/high-split technology for the demanding needs of modern smart homes SAN JOSE, Calif ...

Wireless internet has come a long way from the days of enduring trial and error to integrate your modem and router. Now you can find entire both devices combined into ...

The CableLabs certification underscores Gemtek's commitment to delivering interoperable, reliable, and high-performance broadband solutions. The GT-DUO31 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem offers blazing-fast ...

HICKORY, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- CommScope, a global leader in home network solutions, continues to expand its industry leading Wi-Fi 6 home network gateway portfolio with the release of its new ...

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Comcast announced that it installed the first gigabit DOCSIS 3.1-based cable modem in a customer's home near Philadelphia this week. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a ...

the original CO was full, and since it was just copper for phone lines, they connected it to the further CO because it would work just fine for analog services Click to expand... Nah it was some point ...